Good news if you drive a petrol-powered vehicle
According to the latest advisories from various fuel companies, diesel prices will increase by P0.40 per liter effective October 3, 2023, canceling out last week’s P0.20/L decrease. Gasoline prices, meanwhile, will go down by P2 per liter, and kerosene will also have a rollback of P0.50 per liter.New Katipunan Avenue southbound zipper lane dry run now in effect
Once these adjustments take effect, diesel and gasoline prices will have gone up by P13.80/L and P15.30/L, respectively, since the beginning of 2023, while kerosene will have increased by P8.94/L from the start of the year. Fuel price movements for the past few weeks are linked below.
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