Philippines: Fuel Prices Mixed This Week, Gasoline to Roll Back
Fuel prices in the Philippines are set for mixed adjustments from October 27 to November 2, with gasoline expected to decrease while diesel and kerosene will see price hikes. Supply pressures linked to the Middle East conflict are influencing domestic markets.
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