Gasoline price slashed by P16.80/L, first major rollback since Mideast conflict
Local oil firms in the Philippines will implement a significant rollback of P16.80 per liter for gasoline starting November 10. This marks the first major price reduction since the onset of the Middle East conflict, offering relief to motorists.
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