MANILA – The Philippines’ foreign trade deficit narrowed 24 percent year-on-year in January, as exports grew while imports contracted. The country’s trade gap amounted to $4.22 billion in the first month of 2024, smaller than the $5.56 billion deficit recorded a year ago, the Philippine Statistics Authority reported Tuesday. However, the January shortfall was larger
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