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  1. 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…

  2. THE Department of Agriculture is carefully assessing the proposal of hog industry stakeholders to impose a P210 floor price of live hogs, although Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. said that such floor pricing imposition is not within their mandate.

    DA backs P210/kilo hogs floor price

    The Agriculture chief noted that the farmgate prices currently vary by location, with some producers receiving only P120 to P160 per kilo.

  3. DoF awaits DoE nod for fuel tax suspension

    DoF awaits DoE nod for fuel tax suspension

    ‘The Secretary is just waiting for the certification from the Department of Energy that the price of Dubai Crude Oil has exceeded the threshold.’

  4. Fuel prices seen surging by up to P5/L

    Fuel prices seen surging by up to P5/L

    Renewed tension between the US and Iran in the Middle East affecting global fuel supplies could see price of diesel rise by P4.50-P5 and gasoline’s by P4-P4.50…

  5. MIXED fuel price movements are expected in the Philippines next week, with a gasoline rollback and increases in diesel and kerosene, driven by easing US-Iran tensions, ample supply, and softer global demand.

    Oil price drop points to P4 diesel rollback

    Diesel prices could drop by P3.50 to P4 per liter next week as easing supply concerns and rising regional fuel inventories push international oil prices lower.

  6. Big pump price rollback looms

    Big pump price rollback looms

    Motorists could see fuel prices drop by as much as ₱5 per liter next week as global oil prices ease and the peso strengthens, offering significant savings for…

  7. PUMP pain returns Motorists queue at a gasoline station along Soriano Avenue in Manila as the Department of Energy announces another sharp increase in pump prices, driven by renewed tensions in the Middle East that continue to rattle global oil markets.

    Motorists taking more shellacking

    The projected increase follows this week’s hefty pump price hikes of P10.68 per liter for diesel and P3.65 per liter for gasoline.