Growth in the Philippines remains strong, but will it last?

GDP growth in the Philippines remained strong in Q2, with the pace of expansion slowing only slightly compared with Q1. Both domestic demand and exports continued to grow at a healthy pace. But with the crisis in the euro-zone set to weigh on exports, we expect growth to weaken over the next year.

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