Diesel Prices Set to Fall Nearly P4 per Liter - BusinessWorld Online
Seaoil and Shell Pilipinas will cut diesel and kerosene by about ₱3.80 a liter, while gasoline falls by about ₱0.30, companies said.
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Diesel prices set to fall nearly P4 per liter - BusinessWorld Online
OIL COMPANIES are expected to cut diesel prices by as much as P3.83 per liter, according to industry announcements. In separate advisories on Monday, the companies announced a fresh round of rollbacks starting on Tuesday, Sept. 1. Seaoil Philippines, Inc. will cut pump prices by P0.32 per liter for gasoline, P3.83 for diesel, and P3.84 […]
Oil companies to lower pump prices on Sept. 1
MANILA, Philippines — After two consecutive weeks of price increases, oil companies will lower the cost of fuel on Tuesday, September 1.Shell said it will reduce diesel and kerosene prices by P3.80 per liter, and gasoline by P0.30 per liter.Meanwhile, Seaoil said that it will cut the prices of diesel by P3.83 per liter, kerosene by P3.84 per liter and gasoline by P0.32 per liter.Last week, diesel prices increased by up to P2.31 per liter, gasoli…
Price cuts to greet motorists in 1st week of September
MANILA, Philippines — Motorists will see lower pump prices in the first week of September as oil firms cut diesel and gasoline prices. In an advisory on Monday, Seaoil said its gasoline price would dip by 32 centavos per liter. READ: US vows ‘economic asphyxiation’ of Iran with new sanctions Seaoil will implement larger cuts
Diesel drops by over ₱3.8 per liter starting Sept. 1
Motorists can breathe a sigh of relief at the pumps as oil prices drop during the first week of September.Effective Tuesday, Sept. 1, Shell Pilipinas will implement a ₱3.80-per-liter rollback on diesel and kerosene, alongside a ₱0.30-per-liter price drop for gasoline. Meanwhile, Seaoil will cut its prices by ₱3.83 per liter for diesel, ₱0.32 per liter for gasoline, and ₱3.84 per liter for kerosene.The Department of Energy (DOE) has yet to releas…
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