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    This document contains economic indicators for the Philippines from 2009 to 2015, including real GDP and GNI growth rates, private consumption, government consumption, capital formation, exports, imports, unemployment rates, trade and current account balances, foreign remittances, and international reserves. Real GDP growth increased from 1.1% in 2009 to 6.6% in 2012 before declining slightly in recent years. Exports growth turned positive in 2010 but imports growth has exceeded it most years. Unemployment declined from 7.5% to 6.5% over this period while international reserves increased substantially.

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    This document contains economic indicators for the Philippines from 2009 to 2015, including real GDP and GNI growth rates, private consumption, government consumption, capital formation, exports, imports, unemployment rates, trade and current account balances, foreign remittances, and international reserves. Real GDP growth increased from 1.1% in 2009 to 6.6% in 2012 before declining slightly in recent years. Exports growth turned positive in 2010 but imports growth has exceeded it most years. Unemployment declined from 7.5% to 6.5% over this period while international reserves increased substantially.

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    This document contains economic indicators for the Philippines from 2009 to 2015, including real GDP and GNI growth rates, private consumption, government consumption, capital formation, exports, imports, unemployment rates, trade and current account balances, foreign remittances, and international reserves. Real GDP growth increased from 1.1% in 2009 to 6.6% in 2012 before declining slightly in recent years. Exports growth turned positive in 2010 but imports growth has exceeded it most years. Unemployment declined from 7.5% to 6.5% over this period while international reserves increased substantially.

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    Real GNI grow th (%)June

    Real GDP grow th (%)June


    Private consum ption grow th (%) June
    Governm ent consum ption grow th (%) June
    Gross dom estic capital form ation grow th (%) June
    Exports grow th (%) July
    Im ports grow th (%) July
    Per capita GNI (Php)June
    Average unem ploym ent rate (%)
    NG Surlus/Deficit (Php Bil)
    % GDP

    Aug

    M3 grow th (%) Aug


    Peso-USD rate (average) Aug
    Peso-USD rate (end-period) Aug
    Average inflation (%) (2006=100)Sept
    Average 91-day T-bill rate (%)Aug
    Trade balance (US$ Mil)June
    Current Account Balance (US$ Mil)June
    % GDP
    BOP (US$ Mil)Aug
    OFW Rem ittances (US$ Bil)July
    Gross International Reserves(US$ Bil) Aug
    *Source: NSCB, NSO, BSP, Treasury, Bloomberg

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    4.0
    1.1
    4.1
    10.9
    -5.7
    -21.7
    -24.1
    17,576

    7.2
    7.3
    5.3
    2.7
    17.0
    33.8
    27.0
    18,493

    2.6
    3.7
    6.1
    0.0
    5.5
    -5.4
    9.9
    18,683

    5.8
    6.6
    6.1
    11.8
    -5.6
    8.7
    4.2
    19,566

    8.1
    7.1
    5.6
    8.9
    31.9
    7.7
    0.4
    20,541.3

    5.8
    6.1
    5.4
    2.3
    1.6
    9.6
    4.8
    21,464.5

    4.6
    5.3
    6.1
    2.8
    14.5
    -3.7
    0.8
    22,043.0

    7.5Oct
    -298.5
    -3.9
    8.3
    47.6
    46.4
    4.2
    4.2
    -4,656
    8,788
    5.5
    6,421
    17.4
    44.2

    7.1Oct
    -314.5
    -3.9
    10.6
    45.1
    43.9
    3.8
    3.5
    -3,435
    8,465
    4.5
    14,403
    18.8
    62.4

    6.4Oct
    -197.8
    -2.0
    6.3
    43.3
    43.9
    4.6
    1.3
    -12,191
    6,970
    3.1
    11,400
    20.1
    75.3

    6.8Oct
    -242.8
    -2.3
    10.6
    42.2
    41.2
    3.2
    1.4
    -10,029
    7,126
    2.8
    9,236
    21.4
    83.8

    6.5Oct
    -164.1
    -1.4
    31.8
    42.4
    44.4
    2.9
    0.3
    -5,713
    11,384
    4.2
    5,085
    23.0
    83.2

    6.0%Oct
    -73.1
    -0.6
    9.6
    44.4
    44.6
    4.2
    1.2
    -68
    12,650
    4.4
    -2,858
    24.3
    79.5

    6.5%July
    -3.4
    0.0
    9.0
    44.8
    46.7
    1.6
    1.6
    -555
    4,693
    3.3
    1,590
    14.2
    80.3

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