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  1. Gasoline hike hits P3.50 amid oil risks

    Gasoline hike hits P3.50 amid oil risks

    Gasoline prices in the Philippines rise by P3.50 per liter from November 3, while diesel drops by P1 and kerosene by P1.90 amid tight regional supply and…

  2. MOTORISTS in the Philippines are expected to see mixed fuel price adjustments next week, with gasoline prices increasing and diesel prices decreasing.

    Gasoline rebound erases rollback gains

    Gasoline prices in the Philippines could increase by ₱2.90 to ₱3.20 per liter next week, wiping out up to 70 percent of the savings from two consecutive weeks…

  3. FUEL industry forecast see diesel prices rising by P2 to P2.50  while gasoline prices may fall P1 to P1.50 next week. Oil prices remain elevated because of uncertainty in the Middle East and attacks by Ukraine on Russian refineries.

    Diesel prices climb anew, gasoline gets relief

    Diesel prices in the Philippines are projected to rise by ₱2 to ₱2.50 per liter, while gasoline prices could drop by ₱1 to ₱1.50 starting Tuesday, amid global…

  4. 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…

  5. ‘Everything is normal’, says Marcos Jr.

    ‘Everything is normal’, says Marcos Jr.

    President Marcos Jr. reassures Filipinos amid rising oil prices, urging calm and discouraging panic buying. Despite government efforts to maintain steady…

  6. GAS station personnel assist motorists at a pump in Brgy. UP Central along Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City, on Monday. The Department of Energy warned that diesel prices could surge by up to ₱5 per liter starting Tuesday, driven by rising global oil prices. Following a meeting with the DOE, oil companies agreed to implement the hike in staggered installments to ease the burden on consumers.

    Relief at pumps starts Tuesday

    Fuel prices are set to drop on 1 July, with cuts of P2.20/L for kerosene, P1.80 for diesel, and P1.40 for gasoline, as easing Middle East tensions offer relief…

  7. GAS station personnel assist motorists at a pump in Brgy. UP Central along Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City, on Monday. The Department of Energy warned that diesel prices could surge by up to ₱5 per liter starting Tuesday, driven by rising global oil prices. Following a meeting with the DOE, oil companies agreed to implement the hike in staggered installments to ease the burden on consumers.

    Sharp fuel price hikes proceed in tranches

    Motorists will still feel the sting of this week’s fuel price hikes despite the Department of Energy’s agreement with oil companies to stagger increases.…

  8. Gas, diesel up by nearly P2 per liter

    Gas, diesel up by nearly P2 per liter

    Motorists will face higher fuel costs this week as local oil companies set to implement a P1.80 per liter increase for gasoline and diesel and P1.50 per liter…

  9. (FILE PHOTO) A gasoline attendant, his movements swift and focused, fills the tank of a truck in Quezon City on Tuesday. The steady rise in fuel prices casts a heavy shadow over the routine task, as the cost climbs with each click of the nozzle, adding to the mounting financial strain felt across the city.

    Fuel prices up P2/L Tuesday on Mideast tension

    Fuel prices are set to rise by as much as P2 per liter starting Tuesday, driven by surging global oil prices amid heightened tensions between Israel and Iran.