Gasoline, kerosene prices rise while diesel drops on October 13
On the reason for the price movements
The Manila Times reported the changes were due to the G7's planned diesel reserve release and China's actions, while the other outlets did not cite a specific cause.
All outlets reported that fuel price adjustments effective October 13 would see gasoline and kerosene prices rise while diesel prices fall, citing Department of Energy data.
Drafted with AI from these 6 reports, checked and approved by a Parley editor. Approved 13 Oct, 10:42 AM.
What each outlet reported
Rappler reported that gasoline prices rose for a second straight week while diesel prices fell for a third consecutive week starting October 13.
Read Rappler's report →GMA News Online reported that diesel prices dropped by P3.01 per liter and gasoline prices increased by P1.56 per liter on October 13, according to the Department of Energy.
Read GMA News Online's report →Inquirer reported that gasoline would post another hike while diesel would drop by about P3 per liter, according to the DOE.
Read Inquirer's report →Daily Tribune reported that gasoline prices would climb by P1.56 per liter while diesel would drop by P3.01 per liter starting the next morning.
Read Daily Tribune's report →The Manila Times reported that diesel prices would go down while gasoline and kerosene would increase due to the G7's planned diesel reserve release and China's actions.
Read The Manila Times's report →Philstar reported that diesel prices would roll back by P3 per liter while gasoline and kerosene prices would rise by over P1 per liter.
Read Philstar's report →Excerpts courtesy of GMA Network and GMA News Online.
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