No Price Hike for Basic Goods Amid Fuel Cost Concerns
Despite concerns over rising fuel costs due to escalating Middle East tensions, the Philippines' Department of Trade and Industry anticipates stable prices for basic goods for the time being, as no price hike petitions have been received from manufacturers. However, discussions with manufacturers may be necessary if the situation worsens.
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