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The prices of petroleum products in the world market will continue to go up
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This is the forecast of Jorge Montepeque, editorial director of Platts, an oil
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Montepeque said the price of crude oil will move in the $24 to $25 per barrel
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This is the forecast of Jorge Montepeque, editorial director of Platts, an oil
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Eurozone woes seen to pull fuel prices down

By Neil Jerome C. Morales | July 12, 2012 - 12:00am

Fuel prices are expected to trek downward in the short term as the euro zone continues to face debt woes, an energy expert said yesterday.

Business

Crude oil prices seen to go higher

By Ted P. Torres | February 25, 2000 - 12:00am

The prices of petroleum products in the world market will continue to go up although not as large as the more than 100-percent rise experienced last year. This is the forecast of Jorge Montepeque, editorial...

Business