FILOIL AND UNIOIL PETROLEUM PHILIPPINES INC

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Major oil player Petron Corp. and independent oil firms Total Philippines Corp., Seaoil Philippines Inc. and Phoenix Petroleum Corp. have implemented big rollbacks in the prices of petroleum products.
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Major and independent oil firms are expected to implement big price cuts until next week as international prices continue to ease, industry and government officials said.
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Oil firms implement big rollbacks in pump prices

By Neil Jerome Morales | June 10, 2012 - 12:00am

Major oil player Petron Corp. and independent oil firms Total Philippines Corp., Seaoil Philippines Inc. and Phoenix Petroleum Corp. have implemented big rollbacks in the prices of petroleum products.

Headlines

Fuel prices down by P1.50-P2 per liter

By Neil Jerome Morales | June 9, 2012 - 12:00am

Major and independent oil firms are expected to implement big price cuts until next week as international prices continue to ease, industry and government officials said.

Headlines