The Philippines’ trade-in-goods deficit in April reached widest through a five-month period as exports and imports bounced back from a month of contraction. Preliminary data from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) showed the trade-in-goods balance—the difference between exports and imports—amounted to $4.76 billion, widening from the $3.44-billion shortfall recorded in March. However, this was still Read The Rest at :
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