COVID-19 (coronavirus) cases continued to decline from the peak in September, allowing the authorities to relax mobility restrictions in areas with high vaccination rates. In the third quarter of 2021, the economy grew at 7.1 percent, driven by services and industry. There are other encouraging news including the expansion of domestic liquidity and credit, and the continued growth in manufacturing activities. Inflation retreated in October amid a...
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Philippines Monthly Economic Developments (November 2021)
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Chua,Kevin C.; Cruz,Kevin Thomas Garcia; Enriquez,Karen Annette Lazaro; Santos,Eduard Renzo; Garces,Ludigil Laborte; Song,Jiyoung; Endo,Isaku; Qian,Rong.
Philippines Monthly Economic Developments (November 2021) (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/679231636989496040