THE Philippines’ manufacturing output likely grew at a faster pace in March from February and from a year earlier as domestic demand may have fueled expansion in food manufacturing, Moody’s Analytics said in an outlook on next week’s data.
In its latest weekly report, the economic research arm of Moody’s Investors Service said manufacturing output likely expanded by 5.2 percent in March after rising 4.4 percent in February.
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