Philippines Fuel Prices Rise Again, Led by Diesel and Kerosene Hikes
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Philippines Fuel Prices Rise Again, Led by Diesel and Kerosene Hikes

Fuel prices in the Philippines are set to rise again starting July 7, primarily driven by increases in diesel and kerosene. The price hikes are attributed to global market fluctuations and the country's import structure for refined petroleum products. The Department of Energy anticipates market normalization within one to two months.

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