The government is moving to ease the impact of rising fuel prices after Finance Secretary Frederick Go signed a resolution seeking the suspension of excise taxes on liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and kerosene. Read more »
Gasoline prices could rise by P5.50 to P6 per liter and diesel by P4 to P4.50 as global oil prices and a weaker peso put pressure on fuel costs. Read more »
The government has tightened control over fuel price movements while expanding subsidies and social assistance programs as part of a broader response to global economic pressures and rising consumer costs. Read more »
The Department of Agriculture (DA) has launched a P75-million fuel assistance program to help fisherfolk cope with sustained increases in fuel prices and ongoing market disruptions. Read more »
LPG prices are set to rise amid Middle East tensions, affecting half of Filipino households that rely on gas for cooking. Supply remains stable but costs are climbing. Read more »
PH is the hardest hit in Southeast Asia by rising fuel prices due to the Middle East crisis. DOE Chief Sharon Garin explains why—and warns about possible shortages if global prices keep surging. Read more »
