The Philippines’ trade deficit narrowed in June as imports dropped amid growth in exports, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reported on Thursday.
“The country’s balance of trade in goods (BoT-G) registered a $2.15 billion deficit in 2017, much lower than the $2.37 billion in June 2016,” the PSA said.
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