Philippines concerned over higher U.S. tariffs, will continue to negotiate, minister says
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MANILA, July 10 (Reuters) - The Philippines is concerned about the United States' decision to impose 20% tariffs on Philippine exports but will continue to negotiate, its economic affairs minister said on Thursday.
Secretary Frederick Go told reporters that the Philippines remains committed to talking with the United States in pursuit of a bilateral deal, such as a free trade agreement.
Philippine officials are scheduled to travel next week for talks with their U.S. counterparts.
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