Philippine Merchandise Trade Performance (July 2024)

THE PHILIPPINES in July posted its widest trade deficit since March 2023 as imports grew at their fastest clip in three months, outpacing the uptick in exports, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reported on Tuesday. Read the full story.

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Philippine Merchandise Trade Performance (July 2024)

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