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  1. Major rollback puts diesel price back to P70

    Major rollback puts diesel price back to P70

    ‘There will be a rollback despite reports about the situation in the Strait of Hormuz. Even if developments occur today or tomorrow, fuel prices should remain…

  2. AFTER a month of consecutive fuel price hikes, diesel prices could drop by as much as P7.50 per liter next week, while gasoline prices may decline by up to P4.50 per liter.

    Fuel prices seen to fall sharply

    Motorists may get significant relief next week as fuel prices are projected to drop sharply, with diesel expected to decrease by as much as P7.50 per liter and…

  3. FUEL companies are rolling back pump prices, bringing some diesel prices back below the P100-per-liter mark starting today. Prices of gasoline have also been reduced.

    Pump prices drop as DoE enforces EO 110 rules

    Oil firms have confirmed that diesel will post the biggest reduction at P24.94 per liter, pulling pump prices down to an estimated range of P80.06 to P111.76…

  4. Public utility jeepneys ply their route along Quezon Boulevard. Transport group Pasang Masda is petitioning for a one-peso provisional fare hike following successive oil price increases, while the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board prepares to conduct public consultations on the proposal.

    Fare hike looms despite rollbacks

    A combination of geopolitical tensions, supply expectations, inventory movements and market sentiment shaped global oil prices.

  5. Christmas week sees fuel price cuts

    Christmas week sees fuel price cuts

    Fuel prices drop ahead of Christmas week as gasoline, diesel, and kerosene see rollbacks driven by ample global oil supply, weak demand, and optimism over a…

  6. Fuel rollback holds amid tensions

    Fuel rollback holds amid tensions

    Fuel prices are set to drop again next week, with gasoline expected to fall by P1.00 to P1.20 per liter and diesel by P0.40 to P0.60, amid easing geopolitical…