MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines’ trade deficit in November narrowed by almost 30 percent as exports sustained their growth, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reported on Friday. READ: Philippine trade deficit down 34% in Oct on strong exports, sluggish imports Data from the PSA showed the trade-in-goods balance, or the difference between exports and imports, narrowed by 28.8 percent to $3.51 billion in November from $4.94 billion the same month last year. READ: Killing exports, under(mining) growth Exports continued to grow, rising to $6.91 billion, up 21.3 percent from a year ago. Meanwhile, imports eased to $10.42 billion, posting a […]... Keep on reading: November trade gap shrank by 29% to $3.5B