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Filipino motorists will need to cough up additional amounts in their fuel budgets as the price of diesel and kerosene products will increase by P0.35 per liter this week, based on the pricing advisories of the oil companies.

Oil companies have advised of higher prices this week at the scale of P0.45 per liter for gasoline; and P0.35 per liter for diesel products as advised by the oil companies.

Filipino motorists will need to stretch their fuel budgets anew as prices at petroleum pumps will rise this week by a scale of P0.60 per liter for gasoline; and P0.70 per liter for diesel.

With the easing of quarantine protocols this week, Filipino motorists can benefit from the marginal rollback in pump prices implemented by the oil companies at the scale of P0.25 per liter for gasoline, and P0.10 per liter for kerosene products.           

Gasoline prices at petroleum pumps will increase by P0.65 per liter this week; while diesel and kerosene prices will marginally go up by P0.05 per liter, based on the pricing notices sent by the oil companies.

Amid new fears of demand slump for oil commodities, prices of gasoline products at Philippine pumps will be on P1.20 per liter rollback this week; while diesel prices will be reduced by P1.30 per liter.

Motorists filling up their vehicles with diesel products will be able to cut their fuel budgets this week by P0.35 per liter; and for those using gasoline, there will be a marginal rollback of P0.10 per liter.

The relentless rise in fuel prices will continue this week for all fuel products, including that of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), which is the preferred commodity by most Filipino households for cooking.

The solar power installations of Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corporation sprang up as “the light of the end of the tunnel” that reversed the stream of darkness that had long afflicted some communities or a village (barangay) along the Batangas-Tabangao-Lobo stretch.

It will be another week that will be heavy on consumers’ pockets as the prices of gasoline products will go up by P1.20 per liter; and diesel by P0.95 per liter, based on the pricing adjustment notices sent by the oil companies.

The tsunami of oil price hikes will continue this week, with the cost of diesel rising by P1.25 per liter; while kerosene prices will increase by P1.10 per liter, based on pricing adjustment notices already sent by the oil companies.For gasoline products, the upward adjustment this week will be comparatively smaller versus other fuel commodities, to the tune of P0.75 per liter.

The financial predicament of consumers will worsen this week as the price of diesel this week will go up by P1.10 per liter, the highest adjustment for this fuel commodity since the start of this year.

Consumers will need to shell out extra for their gasoline product purchases this week as the price of this commodity will be higher by P0.25 per liter this week, based on the pricing adjustment notices sent by the oil companies.Meanwhile, the price of kerosene will be on rollback by P0.25 per liter; while diesel prices will be unchanged this week.

Filipino consumers will gain slight relief in their pockets this week as the price of gasoline will be rolled back by P0.15 per liter at the pumps; while diesel will have price reduction of P0.10 per liter.

Consumers will need to shell out more for their fuel budgets this week as the price of diesel products will be higher by P1.05 per liter; while gasoline product costs will rise by P1.00 per liter, according to the pricing adjustment announcements of the oil companies.

Consumers will experience another pinch in the pocket this week as the price of gasoline will rise by P0.85 per liter; and diesel by P0.30 per liter, as announced by the industry players.Kerosene, which is the other fuel commodity retailed at the pumps, will also increase by P0.25 per liter, according to the oil companies.

For consumers still travelling back from their holiday break, they will need to cough up additional cash on their fuel budgets because the price of gasoline will rise by P0.45 per liter this week.

Token rollback in pump prices will give consumers slight savings this week, as the cost of diesel products will be reduced by P0.05 per liter; while kerosene will have a heftier cut of P0.25 per liter.