Oil price rollback set Tuesday

PRICE ROLLBACK. A gas station attendant fills up a motorcycle fuel tank in Paco, Manila on Monday (Nov. 18, 2024). Gasoline prices will go down by P0.85 per liter, diesel by P0.75 and kerosene by P0.90 effective Tuesday (Nov. 19). (PNA photo by Yancy Lim)

By Stephanie Sevillano | Philippine News Agency

Motorists are expected to enjoy lower fuel prices as oil firms are set to implement a rollback on Tuesday.

This came following a series of hikes last week, with around P1.20 per liter increase in kerosine, as well as P1.50 and P2.10 per liter hikes in gasoline and diesel, respectively.

In separate advisories on Monday, Caltex, Shell, Cleanfuel, Jetti, Petro Gazz, Seaoil, and PTT Philippines said they will drop gasoline prices by P0.85 centavos per liter and diesel by P0.75 centavos per liter.

Shell, Caltex, and Seaoil will also slash kerosene prices by P0.90 centavos per liter.

The fuel price drop will be effective Tuesday at 6:00 a.m.

The Department of Energy-Oil Industry Management Bureau earlier attributed the projected fuel price slash to the weaker oil demand forecasts of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.

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