Fuel Prices Set to Rise Again Next Week Amid Middle East Conflict
The Philippines is bracing for another fuel price hike next week, with gasoline potentially rising by up to P5 per liter and diesel by P2.50. This surge is attributed to escalating Middle East tensions impacting oil flows and strong Asian demand, adding further pressure on consumers and the transport sector.
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