Philippines: Fuel Prices Poised for Significant Hike Next Week, Impacting Households
Philippines is bracing for a significant fuel price increase next Tuesday (September 15), with gasoline potentially rising by P2.00 to P4.00 per liter and diesel by P3.00 to P5.00. This is attributed to global oil price movements and foreign exchange trading, raising concerns over household budgets.
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