Philippines' Balance of Payments Returns to Surplus in May
The Philippines' balance of payments (BOP) returned to a surplus of $131 million in May, breaking a six-month streak of deficits, driven by lower oil prices and steady dollar inflows. However, the cumulative BOP position for the year remains in deficit.
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