Philippines: Fuel Prices Rise Amid Middle East Conflict, Impacting Households
Philippine domestic oil and fuel prices are set to increase again this week after two weeks of rollbacks, driven by the Middle East conflict's impact on global oil supply. The price adjustments, effective August 18-24, are expected to affect household budgets and logistics costs.
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