LPG Prices to Decline This Month in Philippines
Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) prices in the Philippines are expected to decrease by approximately P0.40 per kilogram this month, driven by international market fluctuations and exchange rates. This translates to a P4.40 reduction for a standard 11-kilogram cylinder, offering a modest relief to household budgets. The Department of Energy emphasizes transparent information to aid consumer decision-making.
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