Price Tracker: Oil, Fuel Monitor for Apr. 28
Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
TLDR
- Fuel prices in Metro Manila are shifting again on Tuesday, April 28, with diesel and kerosene decreasing and gasoline increasing.
- Diesel prices are estimated to decrease by P12.94 per liter, and kerosene by P15.71 per liter.
- Gasoline prices are expected to rise by P0.53 per liter, continuing a trend of weekly adjustments influenced by Middle East conflict.
Philstar.com's Price Tracker provides essential daily updates for Metro Manila residents navigating the fluctuating fuel market. As of Tuesday, April 28, 2026, another round of price adjustments is in effect, continuing the trend of weekly shifts that have become the norm. This latest update shows a decrease in diesel and kerosene prices, offering some respite to consumers, while gasoline sees a slight increase.
The rollback for diesel is substantial, estimated at P12.94 per liter, and kerosene users will benefit from a P15.71 per liter reduction. These adjustments are part of a broader pattern observed over the past few weeks, with rollbacks occurring in the third consecutive week. This follows a period of sustained price hikes earlier in the year, largely driven by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East that have disrupted global oil supplies.
Applied April 28 announced movements: gasoline +P0.53/L, diesel -P12.94/L, kerosene -P15.71/L.
While the decreases in diesel and kerosene are significant, the increase in gasoline prices by P0.53 per liter serves as a reminder of the market's volatility. At Philstar.com, we understand the impact these price changes have on the daily lives and budgets of Filipinos. Our commitment is to deliver accurate, up-to-date information, including estimated pump prices based on Department of Energy data and announced movements, enabling our readers to make informed decisions. The ongoing adjustments highlight the Philippines' sensitivity to global energy market dynamics.
Estimates are based on the DOE NCR table for April 21-27, 2026.
Originally published by PhilStar in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.