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Philippines: Exports continue to fall in July

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The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reported Thursday that total revenue from Philippine expor…
The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reported Thursday that total revenue from Philippine exports settled at $5.3 billion – $0.1 billion lower than the total receipts recorded in the same period last year.

The value of total agro-based products fell for the sixth consecutive month in July 2015, declining by 24.5% to $322.2 million from $426.7 million in July 2014. This is traced to lower exports recorded from all commodity segments, particularly fruits and vegetables such as banana, coconut products, sugar products, and other agro-based products.

Although agro-based exports account for only 5% of the Philippines’ total exports, its implication on the domestic economy is significant as the agricultural sector hosts a sizeable portion of the country’s work force.
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