US, Japan Remain Top Philippine Economic Security Partners, Survey Finds
The US and Japan remain the Philippines' most important partners for advancing economic security, with 73% and 62% of respondents favoring them respectively, according to a Pulse Asia survey. Confidence in China has seen a decline.
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