Fuel Price Cuts Expected Next Week Amid Easing Middle East Tensions
Motorists in the Philippines may see a significant rollback of around P5 per liter for diesel and gasoline next week, specifically by August 11. This anticipated price cut is attributed to the easing of Middle East tensions, which has led to a decrease in international oil prices.
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