Philippines Rules Out Trade Restrictions on China Amid Maritime Dispute
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The Philippines will not impose trade restrictions on China despite tensions in the South China Sea, with the Marcos administration opting to keep economic ties separate from maritime disputes. The Philippines exported $994.1 million worth of nickel ores and concentrates to China in 2025, making China the Philippines’ biggest source of imports. The Philippine Exporters Confederation, Inc. warned that a deterioration in trade relations with China could disrupt manufacturing and exports.
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