Philippines sees Ukraine conflict having ‘temporary’ impact on economy -Breaking
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© Reuters. FILEPHOTO: An employee installs steel rods in a Paranaque, Philippines construction site. This was May 29, 2018, metro Manila. REUTERS/Romeo RanocoMANILA, (Reuters) – The Philippines’ impact on Russia-Ukraine conflicts is likely to be temporary according to Economic Planning Secretary Karl Chua at a press briefing Tuesday.
We have the potential to expand our domestic market. He said that although we face global headwinds, our domestic economy is strong enough to withstand them.
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