Gas stations with cheaper fuel prices [continued]

**step22** · December 1st, 2014 12:37 PM

kaso no rollback seen on gasoline this week tapos ang diesel minimal lang rollback. kala ko ba world market ang basehen ng presyohan sa atin. parang mahal pa rin fuel dito sa pinas if world market pagbabasehan

**jut703** · December 1st, 2014 01:52 PM

Originally Posted by step22

kaso no rollback seen on gasoline this week tapos ang diesel minimal lang rollback. kala ko ba world market ang basehen ng presyohan sa atin. parang mahal pa rin fuel dito sa pinas if world market pagbabasehan

And your basis for saying that is what? Havent you read about the failed OPEC meeting last week?

Before that meeting, the trend was upward, 30 cents for diesel and 60 for gasoline. After the meeting, it went down again and as of this weekend is now negative 5 cents for gasoline and negative 50 cents for diesel.

Any oil company would want to raise prices the first chance they could. For several months now, they have been losing because of the stock effect brought about by continuous rollbacks. However, the market simply responds to global prices so firms just follow.

**radz15** · December 2nd, 2014 11:11 AM

Diesel: 33.35 sa unioil silang and 32.70 orange fuel silang :D

**chua_riwap** · December 2nd, 2014 11:37 AM

So magiging P35+/L na lang unleaded?

**kapitan88** · December 2nd, 2014 12:01 PM

after that failed OPEC meeting and prices went down to as low as $66++ i thought another big time roll back is about to happen, pero why didnt it happened?

Before OPEC meeting it was 70+/-; then after the meeting to as low as 66++, then now * 69++ why no effect this week on gasoline?

Originally Posted by jut703

And your basis for saying that is what? Havent you read about the failed OPEC meeting last week?

Before that meeting, the trend was upward, 30 cents for diesel and 60 for gasoline. After the meeting, it went down again and as of this weekend is now negative 5 cents for gasoline and negative 50 cents for diesel.

Any oil company would want to raise prices the first chance they could. For several months now, they have been losing because of the stock effect brought about by continuous rollbacks. However, the market simply responds to global prices so firms just follow.

**jut703** · December 2nd, 2014 12:15 PM

Originally Posted by kapitan88

after that failed OPEC meeting and prices went down to as low as $66++ i thought another big time roll back is about to happen, pero why didnt it happened?

Before OPEC meeting it was 70+/-; then after the meeting to as low as 66++, then now * 69++ why no effect this week on gasoline?

Because price changes are based on week-long prices.

Nakita mo na ba trend for next week? 3 peso rollback based on MOPS.

**3GEMS** · December 2nd, 2014 07:53 PM

baba paba gas guys? sobrang traffic na hehe.

**Stigg ma** · December 2nd, 2014 09:15 PM

Originally Posted by 3GEMS

baba paba gas guys? sobrang traffic na hehe.

nung P52/L pa ang gas sobra trapik na, hindi basis ang presyo ng gasolina ang trapik... nag sisiksikan kase tayo sa metro manila, ang dami lupa sa north, east, south ng metro manila pero di tayo maka expand kase pag labas mo metro manila mostly 2way lane lang (pero yong iba innexpand na to four way lane) kinurakot kase ng gobyerno, ang hirap lumaban sa kurakot...