PLANTING SEASON A farmer uses a hand tractor to prepare a rice paddy for planting palay in Pulilan, Bulacan, on Aug. 8. GRIG C. MONTEGRANDE The countrys agricultural trade deficit widened in the second quarter as importation of farm goods continued
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Flags and papers on the table. Negotiations and signing a contract. Conceptual 3D A group of textile and apparel exporters is projecting a moderate boost in their shipments to South Korea with the planned free trade agreement (FTA) between Manila an
The Philippines trade-in-goods deficit in August 2024 narrowed to a two-month low as exports and imports showed modest growth. Preliminary data from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) showed the trade-in-goods balance the difference between e
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When former President Donald Trump began his trade war with China in 2018, imposing tariffs as high as 25 percent on about three-quarters of all Chinese imports, he had three goals: Slash the trade deficit, which is his measure of economic success,
More than 80,000 Americans each year are dying from fentanyl as the opioid epidemic has morphed into a grimmer, more sinister threat. What began as a crisis fueled by the reckless prescribing of painkillers has now become a deadly illicit trade in c