由于中东冲突导致燃料和物流成本上升，菲律宾消费者近期可能会面临部分基础商品价格的小幅上涨。
菲律宾贸易与工业部已从制造商处获得承诺，基础必需品和主要商品的价格将维持不变直至5月10日。贸易部长克里斯蒂娜·罗克（Cristina Roque）表示，68%的受监测产品价格保持稳定。
罗克指出，拟议的价格调整涵盖了部分特定品牌和库存单位（SKU），例如沙丁鱼罐头、肉类罐头、部分加工乳制品以及精选方便面品牌。乳制品的价格涨幅保持在10%以下。
制造商将燃料和物流支出增加作为主要原因，特别是对于捕捞和运输业务受到影响的沙丁鱼行业。贸易与工业部正在对相关申请进行审查，并在最终确定更新后的建议零售价清单之前进行磋商。
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Oil companies raised gasoline and diesel prices on May 19 while lowering kerosene rates, citing renewed geopolitical risks in the Middle East. The Department of Energy set maximum adjustments to stabilize the market.
Malacañang assured the public on Tuesday, March 10, that the Philippines has sufficient supplies of fuel and basic commodities despite rising global oil prices due to the ongoing Middle East crisis. There is no reason for panic buying, the Palace said. Government agencies are closely monitoring the situation to ensure market stability.
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Fuel prices in the Philippines are set to surge next week due to escalating tensions in the Middle East, according to the Department of Energy. Minimum increases are estimated at P19 per liter for diesel, P9 for gasoline, and P31 for kerosene, though diesel could reach P90 per liter without staggered hikes. The DOE has warned against hoarding and price manipulation.
Fuel prices in the Philippines are expected to decline again this week, though on a smaller scale, according to Department of Energy estimates. Diesel could fall by P8 to P10 per liter, gasoline by around P0.40 per liter or rise up to P1 per liter, and kerosene by P11 per liter.
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MANILA, Philippines — The transport strike entered its fourth week as drivers’ groups intensified calls for a rollback in fuel prices. At the current world market rate, fuel prices should range from P70 to P75 per liter, said Manibela chairperson Mar Valbuena.
Oil companies raised fuel prices again on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, with diesel hikes up to P19.80 per liter. The increases stem from ongoing US-Iran tensions and global oil supply disruptions. This marks the 13th to 15th consecutive weekly rise.
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Following sharp fuel price increases from 6 May 2026 due to the US-Iran war, higher fuel and fertiliser costs are driving up food prices in South Africa. The basic food basket for Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant recipients has reached R423.86, surpassing the R370 grant and heightening food insecurity risks for low-income households, economists warn.