Motorists in the Philippines could face another round of fuel price increases next week, with hikes of as much as P5 per liter being reported, according to pna.gov.ph.
The state news agency reported on Friday, September 11, 2026, that the increase is expected to take effect the following week. Other Philippine outlets carried similar projections, with ABS-CBN reporting that gasoline prices could go up by as much as P6 per liter, and Inquirer.net citing a possible P5-per-liter increase on September 15.
The reports point to a second consecutive week of increases at the pump. The Manila Times described the coming adjustment as a hike expected for a second straight week, while United News Ph reported that pump prices could rise by up to P5 per liter.
The published reports did not specify the exact per-liter adjustments for diesel or kerosene, and the figures cited by the different outlets vary. The estimates are projections ahead of the official announcement, which typically comes from oil companies before the weekly price adjustment takes effect.
What to watch next: the official per-liter price adjustments that oil firms are expected to announce before the new rates take effect.
