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  1. Fuel prices seesaw as gasoline faces 
P4 rollback

    Fuel prices seesaw as gasoline faces P4 rollback

    Gasoline prices in the Philippines may drop by ₱4.00 to ₱4.20 per liter next week, while diesel prices could increase by ₱0.20 to ₱0.40, reversing this week’s…

  2. GAC GS4 Max HEV combines gasoline and electric power with a claimed driving range of up to 1,250 kilometers on a full tank.

    Family mileage

    GAC GS4 Max HEV combines a spacious cabin with fuel-saving hybrid technology and up to 1,250 km of driving range.

  3. G7 stock release eases diesel prices

    G7 stock release eases diesel prices

    Group of Seven-coordinated release of emergency fuel stocks could cut diesel prices next week by P1 to P1.20 per liter, extending this week’s price rollback…

  4. Fare hike vs fuel costs

    Fare hike vs fuel costs

    A 7-peso shave at the pump does not erase an 18-peso wound. It merely slows the bleeding; it does not heal the patient.

  5. P709-M fuel subsidy idle amid crisis — CoA

    P709-M fuel subsidy idle amid crisis — CoA

    A Commission on Audit report found that ₱709.88 million in fuel subsidies remained undistributed due to beneficiary data errors, while ₱2.85 million in…

  6. OIL prices fell on diplomacy hopes in the Iran war during this week’s UN General Assembly meeting, even as recovering shipments from Saudi Arabia eased supply concerns. Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian told the UN General Assembly that Iran remains open to diplomacy to end the US-Iran war, but that Tehran would never surrender to US pressure.

    Diesel prices seen plunging by up to P7.50/L

    For diesel users, the relief could be substantial, with projected P7.50 per liter rollback next week wiping out most of this week's P8.82-per-liter spike,…

  7. Diesel prices seen plunging by up to P7.50/L

    Diesel prices seen plunging by up to P7.50/L

    Diesel prices could fall by as much as P7.50 per liter next week, potentially wiping out most of this week’s sharp increase as global oil supply concerns ease.

  8. Frederick Go

    Palace blasted over fuel tax tack

    Sen. Bam Aquino is calling for the suspension of fuel excise taxes and VAT as high fuel prices continue to burden drivers, commuters, farmers, fisherfolk and…