柴油价格每升下调最高达11比索

能源部表示,柴油和煤油价格今天可能每升下调超过11比索,尽管部分石油公司选择了较小幅度的降价。

能源部长莎伦·加林(Sharon Garin)在新闻发布会上宣布,柴油价格每升将下调9.04至11.04比索,煤油每升下调9.82至11.82比索,汽油每升下调3.90至5.90比索。此次价格下调于今日生效,并将持续至6月29日,本周内预计不会再有进一步变动。

能源部允许石油公司在设定范围内选择调整幅度,而非强制执行统一的固定价格调整。Petron、Seaoil、Flying V、Unioil、Petro Gazz和壳牌(Shell)采用了最低降幅,其中壳牌将其煤油价格全额下调了每升11比索。

能源部副部长亚历山德罗·萨莱斯(Alessandro Sales)指出,马尼拉大都会地区销售的大部分柴油价格现在将降至每升70比索以下。截至6月19日,菲律宾平均燃料库存可维持43.86天。

加林表示,如果中东停火协议得以维持且紧急权力被撤销,这些价格调整措施可能会逐步取消。她对伊朗在局势再度紧张后再次封锁霍尔木兹海峡表示担忧。

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