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Philippines demand of imported meat slows in Q1

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines saw a slower growth in meat importation in the first quarter as pork shipments dropped. Data from the Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) showed the country imported 265.52 million kilos of meat and meat products during the three-month period. This was only 1.03-percent higher than the 262.81 million kilos shipped […]

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Philippines: ‘Investments to address declining exports’

MANILA, Philippines — There is a need for more investments in the country to address declining exports, as these will play a crucial role in enhancing the Philippines’ capacity to produce and export more products with a higher value, according to Trade Secretary Alfredo Pasual. “Evidently, we need to diversify our export basket, and investments […]

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High Philippine inflation dents Marcos’ approval ratings

PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos Jr’s approval ratings edged lower due to public dissatisfaction over his government’s handling of inflation, but he remains popular, an opinion poll showed on Wednesday. The Pulse Asia survey found that 78 per cent of 1,200 respondents polled in March approved of Marcos’ performance, lower than the 82 per cent he […]

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Philippines: FDI inflow plunges 46% in January

MANILA, Philippines — The inflow of foreign direct investments (FDI) contracted for the third straight month after plunging by 45.7 percent in January amid global economic uncertainties and elevated inflation. Data released by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) showed an FDI inflow of $448 million in January, lower than the $824 million booked in […]

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