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Philippines GDP (Q3)

Although the Philippines economy did not gain as much momentum as expected in the third quarter, it remains one of the region’s bright spots. What’s more, we think that improvements to the business environment under the current president, Benigno Aquino, will underpin healthy growth even after he leaves office next year.

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