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Gasoline prices could drop by P5 in another rollback
Gasoline prices could drop by P5 in another rollback
ABS-CBN News
Published Jul 16, 2022 11:37 AM PHT

MANILA – Gas prices are projected to drop by as much as P5 in another rollback set for next week.
MANILA – Gas prices are projected to drop by as much as P5 in another rollback set for next week.
Gasoline prices could fall by P5 to P5.50 per liter, diesel by P1.70 to P2.20, and kerosene P0.20 to P0.70.
Gasoline prices could fall by P5 to P5.50 per liter, diesel by P1.70 to P2.20, and kerosene P0.20 to P0.70.
The Department of Energy earlier factored in the dwindling economy and lockdowns in parts of the world behind the projected price rollback.
The Department of Energy earlier factored in the dwindling economy and lockdowns in parts of the world behind the projected price rollback.
Some analysts believe that the trend may continue in the next few weeks.
Some analysts believe that the trend may continue in the next few weeks.
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But oil expert Ramon Villavicencio projects that a price hike could be imminent.
But oil expert Ramon Villavicencio projects that a price hike could be imminent.
"I feel naman that the week after the next there may be an increase. [Kapag] rollback nang rollback, the demand would increase but the problem is that there will be a demand and a scarcity of supply," Villavicencio said.
"I feel naman that the week after the next there may be an increase. [Kapag] rollback nang rollback, the demand would increase but the problem is that there will be a demand and a scarcity of supply," Villavicencio said.
With the string of rollbacks, diesel prices are back to P70 per liter, while gasoline prices range from P80 to P90. — Report from Alvin Elchico, ABS-CBN News
With the string of rollbacks, diesel prices are back to P70 per liter, while gasoline prices range from P80 to P90. — Report from Alvin Elchico, ABS-CBN News
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