Diesel Prices Seen to Rise by P2-P3/Liter Next Week; Gasoline to Rollback P0.50-P1/Liter
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Diesel Prices Seen to Rise by P2-P3/Liter Next Week; Gasoline to Rollback P0.50-P1/Liter

Philippines is bracing for a potential price hike in diesel by P2 to P3 per liter next week, while gasoline prices may see a rollback of P0.50 to P1 per liter, according to an industry source. The projections are influenced by rising global oil prices.

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