THE country's trade deficit narrowed in May from a month earlier as slightly higher exports outweighed a dip in imports, preliminary data from Philippine Statistics Authority showed on Wednesday.
At $4.6 billion, the shortfall was smaller than the $4.73 billion posted in April but rose from the year-earlier $4.4 billion.
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