The economy grew relatively strongly at the start of the year, however, there are signs it's losing momentum.
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During the first quarter of this year, the Philippine economy grew 5.4 percent.
The economy grew relatively strongly at the start of the year, however, there are signs it's losing momentum.
Housing Sector Reform to Boost Jobs, Investment, and Growth WASHINGTON, USA – June 23, 2025 -/African Media Agency(AMA)/- Indonesia’s economy...
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