Gasoline prices to rise anew in 1st week of November

Inquirer.net - Oct 31, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — Fuel retailers are expected to implement mixed adjustments in the prices of domestic petroleum products in the first week of November, with gasoline on track for another increase. Jetti Petroleum president Leo Bellas said gasoline may see a price jump ranging from P2.90 to P3.20 per liter. Diesel may record a slight

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