Philippines' Net External Liabilities Widen in Q2 Due to Increased Borrowing
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Philippines' Net External Liabilities Widen in Q2 Due to Increased Borrowing

The Philippines' net external liabilities widened to $65.6 billion in the second quarter, primarily driven by increased foreign borrowing by banks, businesses, and the government outpacing the country's overseas asset holdings. This indicates a growing reliance on foreign capital.

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