MANILA, Philippines — A “healthy” labor market and domestic demand should help the Philippines sustain an average growth of 5.9 percent from this year until 2026, the World Bank said in a new forecast that also sees a “gradual” decline in poverty in the country. In its latest “East Asia and the Pacific Economic Update”
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