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Philippines Exports Growth

Philippines Exports Growth stands at 24.18% as of June 2026, down from 26.89% a year earlier. The reading sits in the 91st percentile of its history back to 2007.

79.88%16.42%-47.03% 2007 2016 2026
Philippines Exports Growth, 2007–2026. Updated 2026-11-11.
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Latest (June 2026)24.18%
One year ago26.89%
10-year range-41.26% – 74.11%
All-time range-41.26% (2020) – 74.11% (2021)
Change over 12 months−2.7 pts — bottomed at 5.54% in 2025
Percentile vs. full history91st
History2007–2026 (234 observations)

What it is & how to read it

Year-over-year growth in Philippines's merchandise exports, in US dollars. For trade-driven economies this is the most timely broad activity gauge available. export orders respond to global demand faster than domestic output measures. It is used here as a growth proxy because Philippines does not publish a monthly industrial production or unemployment series in the international databases. Nominal and commodity-price effects add noise, so trend matters more than single months. Data: IMF International Trade in Goods statistics.

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Source: IMF International Trade in Goods. Updated daily. Part of Cambria Chart Lab — free macro & market charts. For research and education only; not investment advice.