(Bloomberg) -- The Philippines trade deficit widened
in March after imports rose at the fastest pace in four months,
signaling that exports may accelerate in following months.
The shortfall was $119 million, from $10 million a year
earlier, the National Statistics Office said in Manila today.
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in March after imports rose at the fastest pace in four months,
signaling that exports may accelerate in following months.
The shortfall was $119 million, from $10 million a year
earlier, the National Statistics Office said in Manila today.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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