MANILA — The Philippines’ external trade deficit shrank in February as a robust export growth outpaced a modest uptick in imports that reversed two straight months of contraction. The country posted a trade gap of $3.64 billion in February, down by 6 percent compared with a year ago, the Philippine Statistics Authority reported on Thursday. Read The Rest at :
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