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Philippines Manufacturing Employment Falls Amid Stagflation Concerns

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The Philippine Statistics Authority reported that manufacturing employed approximately 3.5 million Filipinos in March 2026, representing roughly seven percent of the country’s total employed population. The authority also reported that manufacturing employment fell by 350,000 compared with August 2025 figures.

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The decline in the manufacturing sector, a significant source of employment in the Philippines, is occurring amid concerns about stagflation—a situation where economic growth stagnates while consumer prices rise. This sector is vital for generating demand for raw materials and creating jobs across various skill levels in the Philippines.

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