ADVISORY
PETRO GAZZ will implement PRICE ROLLBACKS on fuel products effective 6am, Sunday, 21 October 2018.
Diesel P0.90L
Gasoline P2.00/L
Have a great weekend!
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Brent hovering just above 78... Barely.
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Mukhang may rollback ulit next week if things remain as it is til Friday...
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Last edited by Monseratto; October 24th, 2018 at 07:34 AM.
and to those who still believe the AGE OLD "lalakas ang demand pag dating ng winter"
whatever
wanna bet??????
The bad news here is that the government cannot use fuel prices anymore to justify inflation.
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how does the PSA come up with inflation figures?
they monitor prices of selected goods and and services that are consumed by households (selected coz they can't monitor prices of ALL good and services)
those selected goods and services make up the CPI market basket (CPI = consumer price index)
the components in the basket do not have equal weighting
Food has the heaviest weighting in the basket... more weight than fuel
High food prices contributed a lot to inflation
high oil price contributed too
we can say high oil price drove up food prices coz the cost of transporting food got more expensive
pero syempre nandun ang govt mismanagement ng rice supply
so duterte is only partly correct when he said rising oil price drove up inflation
he totally did not mention the mismanagement of rice supply
and he also didn't mention the weak peso which is a major contributor to inflation coz the weak peso made imported goods more expensive
oil is NOT the ONLY contributor
he was blaming it all on oil
I wonder what's going to happen in the coming weeks.
Looks like there's going to be a standoff with the Saudis regarding the Jamal Khashoggi murder.
Oil plunges as Saudis vow to produce as much as they can
Oil fell to the lowest level since August after Saudi Arabia pledged to meet any supply shortfall that materializes from Iranian sanctions and as tumbling equities weakened sentiment.
International benchmark Brent crude fell by $3.70 a barrel, down 4.6 percent, to $76.13. The contract earlier touched $75.88, its lowest level since Sept. 7.
U.S. light crude ended $2.93, or 4.2 percent, to $66.43 a barrel, after earlier hitting a two-month low at $65.74. The contract posted its biggest daily loss since July 11, when it fell 5 percent.
Saudi Arabia, the world’s biggest oil exporter, has boosted production to 10.7 million barrels a day and is nearing an all-time high. Saudi Energy Minister Khalid Al-Falih said OPEC and its allies are in “produce as much as you can mode."
^^^
make Trump happy
for US midterms
and hoping Trump will let the Khashoggi incident pass
Sana maaga rollback this week.
Projected:
Gas - 1.5php
Diesel - 0.50php