Fuel price rollback set for August 4 after weeks of hikes

REFUELING. Motorists refuel at a gas station in Manila on March 17, 2026.

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The latest rollback suggests some easing after global oil and refined fuel prices surged in late July due to renewed tensions in the Middle East

MANILA, Philippines – Fuel prices are going down starting Tuesday, August 4, giving motorists some relief after back-to-back weeks of steep fuel price hikes.

In a press conference on Monday, August 3, Energy Secretary Sharon Garin announced the following fuel price adjustments for the week of August 4 to 10:

Fuel price rollback set for August 4 after weeks of hikes

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