Philippine's exports is better than expectations

By IBTimes Staff Reporter | May 11 2010 9:30 PM

Philippine's total exports (YoY) rose to 43.7% on yearly during basis in March, compared with previous reading 42.3% a year before, which revised to 42.5%, while the current reading is better than analyst's forecasts that referred to 39.5%.

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Moreover, Philippine's total monthly exports inclined to $4176.3 million during March, which compared with the previous reading $3567 million in February, while the previous reading revised to $3570.2 million.

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