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Diesel, Kerosene Prices Set To Drop This Week; Gas To Edge Up Slightly
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Consumers will see mixed fuel price movements this week, with diesel and kerosene set for significant rollbacks while gasoline will register a slight increase from April 28 to May 4, 2026.
In a public advisory, Energy secretary Sharon Garin announced the latest fuel price adjustments based on department monitoring.
Diesel prices are expected to go down by ₱12.94 per liter, with an estimated pump price range of ₱75.93 to ₱101.96. Kerosene will also decrease by ₱15.71 per liter, with projected prices ranging from ₱125.39 to ₱147.98.
Gasoline, meanwhile, is expected to increase by ₱0.53 per liter, with an estimated pump price range of ₱79.79 to ₱104.93.
Consumers are advised to check updated pump prices at gas stations to ensure that the new adjustments are properly reflected.
Fuel price movements in the Philippines are adjusted weekly and are influenced by global oil market trends, foreign exchange movements, and international supply conditions. Recent fluctuations in crude oil prices have been driven by shifting global demand expectations and production decisions among major oil-producing countries, resulting in alternating rollbacks and price hikes locally.
The DOE also reminded motorists to use fuel efficiently amid ongoing market volatility to help manage consumption and support supply stability.
In a public advisory, Energy secretary Sharon Garin announced the latest fuel price adjustments based on department monitoring.
Diesel prices are expected to go down by ₱12.94 per liter, with an estimated pump price range of ₱75.93 to ₱101.96. Kerosene will also decrease by ₱15.71 per liter, with projected prices ranging from ₱125.39 to ₱147.98.
Gasoline, meanwhile, is expected to increase by ₱0.53 per liter, with an estimated pump price range of ₱79.79 to ₱104.93.
Consumers are advised to check updated pump prices at gas stations to ensure that the new adjustments are properly reflected.
Fuel price movements in the Philippines are adjusted weekly and are influenced by global oil market trends, foreign exchange movements, and international supply conditions. Recent fluctuations in crude oil prices have been driven by shifting global demand expectations and production decisions among major oil-producing countries, resulting in alternating rollbacks and price hikes locally.
The DOE also reminded motorists to use fuel efficiently amid ongoing market volatility to help manage consumption and support supply stability.
Apr 27, 2026
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