Philippines fuel prices decrease for third consecutive week

inquirer.net — March 17, 2025 at 10:00 PM UTC

Oil companies will lower diesel prices by 20 centavos and kerosene prices by 40 centavos starting March 18. This marks the third week of price cuts. Gasoline prices will remain unchanged. Last week, fuel prices dropped by nearly P2 per liter.

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