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Amid continuing uncertainties posed by the coronavirus pandemic, consumers can look forward to slight relief in their fuel budgets as the cost of gasoline and kerosene prices are anticipated to be on rollback next week.

Consumers’ pockets will be slightly off from financial pressure next week as prices are anticipated to be on rollback at petroleum pumps, based on the calculation of the oil companies.

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.

Consumers’ pockets will finally experience slight relief as prices at petroleum pumps are anticipated to be on moderate rollback next week.

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.

           For the first time this year, prices at petroleum pumps will be in for a slight rollback next week that could range from P0.05 to P0.25 per liter, based on the initial calculation of the oil companies.        

Filipinos were just up with heavy spending on their Christmas shopping, but there is financial relief that they can look forward to as pump prices are anticipated to be on slight rollback next week.

As many consumers are still reeling from the impact of super typhoon Rolly, the oil companies offer some bit of good news as the price of diesel will be on rollback by P0.85 per liter; while gasoline prices will be slashed by P0.80 per liter this week.

Consumers’ pockets will experience heftier cash relief next week as oil prices are anticipated to be on a substantial rollback of P0.75 to P0.90 per liter for gasoline; and P0.80 to P0.90 per liter for diesel.

Filipino motorists filling up their vehicles with gasoline products will generate savings this week as the price of this commodity will be down by P0.25 per liter this week.

It will be another week of mixed bag adjustments at petroleum pumps next week as gasoline prices will be on rollback by P0.30 to P0.45 per liter; while diesel prices will go up by P0.20 to P0.30 per liter.