The Philippines’ trade deficit widened in October from a year earlier as imports continued to outpace exports, rising on the back of increasing local demand for fuel products, as well as capital and consumer goods, official data showed on Friday.

The trade gap in October was also wider than the $1.89 billion deficit in September.

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