MANUFACTURING output in June is estimated to have increased by 5.1 percent, driven mainly by food production, according to the economic research arm of Moody’s Investors Service.
In its latest weekly outlook issued while the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) is due to release the June output data this Wednesday, Moody’s study said that strong domestic consumption and investment growth have made the Philippine economy one of the fastest growing.
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