The Philippines’ trade gap widened to nearly $6 billion in July, as electronics imports and exports continued to rise, Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) data showed. The country’s trade-in-goods balance — the difference between exports and imports — stood at $5.97-billion deficit in July, rising by 34.9% from the $4.43 billion last year. Month on month, [...]
The Philippines’ trade gap widened to nearly $6 billion in July, as electronics imports and exports continued to rise, Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) data showed. The country’s trade-in-goods balance — the difference between exports and imports — stood at $5.97-billion deficit in July, rising by 34.9% from the $4.43 billion last year. Month on month, [...]This article was originally published by Businessworld Online.
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