Philippines Braces for Significant Fuel Price Hikes Next Week Amid Middle East Tensions
Fuel prices in the Philippines are expected to surge next week, with gasoline potentially rising by P5/liter, diesel by P10/liter, and kerosene by P7/liter. Escalating Middle East tensions are heightening concerns over crude oil supply disruptions, impacting the global petroleum market.
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