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Platts Asia editorial director David Ernsberger, in a briefing with Philippine energy reporters here, said the former US naval base is "inaccessible" to sellers in the Middle East and at the same time far from major oil buyers–Japan and Australia.
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Ayon kay Shell Spokesman Bobby Kanapi dakong alas-6 kahapon ng umaga ng ipatupad nila ang rollback at pagtaas sa kanilang produktong petrolyo.
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"While it is still early, COPW (Consumer and Oil Price Watch) is optimistic that we have reached the peak levels of oil prices in August and the increase in October will be moderate or even a rollback," Concepcion told a press conference.
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[Title] => Fuel prices up by 40-50¢ per liter
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Petron Corp. and Caltex Philippines announced an increase averaging 40 to 50 centavos per liter effective yesterday while Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. said it would increase its prices by a still unannounced amount by 6 a.m. today.
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[Title] => 24¢ fuel price hike seen next month
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"There would be an oil price increase in the range of 20 to 24 centavos per liter in the week ending May 19," he said.
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"There would be an oil price increase in the range of 20 to 24 centavos per liter in the week ending May 19," he said.
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