May 23, 2025

Tag: Fuel Prices

  • Fuel Prices Set to Rise from Tuesday, Oil Companies Announce

    MANILA – Several oil companies have declared an upcoming increase in fuel prices effective Tuesday. In their respective announcements made on Monday, companies such as Petro Gazz, Seaoil, CleanFuel, Shell, and Caltex revealed plans to raise gasoline prices by 70 centavos per liter and diesel by 40 centavos per liter. Additionally, Seaoil, Shell, and Caltex…

    Written by

    Rowena Aquino

  • Fuel Prices in Manila to Rise Slightly on February 18

    Fuel prices in Manila are scheduled to increase slightly on February 18, as announced by several oil companies. Cleanfuel, Petro Gazz, Seaoil, and Shell have confirmed a price increase of 80 centavos per liter for both gasoline and diesel. Additionally, Seaoil and Shell will raise kerosene prices by 10 centavos per liter. These adjustments will…

    Written by

    Benigno Delos Santos

  • Fuel Prices to Drop on Tuesday Following Weeks of Increases

    Motorists can look forward to some relief at the pump as major oil companies have announced a reduction in fuel prices effective Tuesday. This comes after three weeks of continuous price increases at the start of the year. On Monday, oil giants such as Shell, Seaoil, Caltex, PetroGazz, and CleanFuel declared that they would lower…

    Written by

    Christine Macapagal

  • LTFRB Examines Proposed P15 Increase in Jeepney Fares

    The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) is currently evaluating a proposal to raise the minimum fare for public utility jeepneys (PUJs) by PHP15. This initiative comes in response to a petition from various transport organizations, driven by escalating fuel prices and other operational costs. The LTFRB has emphasized that it is conducting a…

    Written by

    Clarissa Soriano

  • Inflation in Negros Oriental Climbs to 2% in October, Driven by Fuel Prices

    In October, Negros Oriental experienced a rise in its inflation rate, reaching 2% from the previous month’s 1.2%, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). Ariel Fortuito, the Chief Statistical Specialist at PSA-Negros Oriental, explained that the increase was largely due to escalating fuel and petroleum product prices. He noted that fluctuations in fuel prices…

    Written by

    Herminio Racelis