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Philippines’ trade deficit with China hits $29.13 billion
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines’ trade deficit with China reached $29.13 billion in 2025, exceeding its combined deficits with its next four largest deficit-generating trading partners and highlighting the country’s heavy reliance on Chinese goods amid continuing maritime tensions in the West Philippine Sea. Acco
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