Trade deficit fell in April on lower exports, imports
Trade deficit fell in April from a year ago, on lower prices of global commodities, the Philippine Statistics Authority said ...
Read moreTrade deficit fell in April from a year ago, on lower prices of global commodities, the Philippine Statistics Authority said ...
Read moreStocks fell for a second day after the Philippine Statistics Authority reported that both exports and imports registered year-on-year declines ...
Read moreFactory output grew faster in April as the continued slowdown in inflation triggered more production activities. Latest data from the ...
Read moreThe producer price index for manufacturing, which measures the average change over time in selling prices received by domestic producers ...
Read morePresident Ferdinand Marcos Jr. should issue an executive order that would transfer to the Department of Information and Communications Technology ...
Read moreECONOMIC BRIEFING. Speaker Martin Romualdez (second from left) briefs Mission Members from the International Monetary Fund on the ecomomic reforms ...
Read moreREVENGE SPENDING. People purchase some ready-to-wear dresses manufactured locally at Quiapo, Manila on Thursday, as the economy expanded 6.4 percent ...
Read moreThe agriculture sector, which accounts for about a tenth of the gross domestic product, grew 2.1 percent in the first ...
Read moreThe country’s trade deficit widened to $4.927 billion in March from $4.585 billion a year ago as exports continued to ...
Read moreElevated inflation and higher interest rates resulted in a slower growth of the manufacturing sector in March. Latest data from ...
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