Philippines GDP (Q3)

Q3 GDP data were much stronger than expected and output is set to jump again in the fourth quarter following a sharp drop in virus cases and the further easing of restrictions. That said, even after rapid growth in the second half of this year, the recovery will still have a long way to go, and the economy will remain in catch-up mode throughout 2022.

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