Marcos Announced a Fuel Rollback. Trump Killed It
The fuel rollback Marcos announced April 12 was computed on ceasefire prices. Hours later, oil surged past $100 on the Hormuz blockade.
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BYD’s 102-City EV Run Tests the Philippines EV Charging Network
BYD’s 102-city EV convoy across the Philippines tested the country’s EV charging network from Luzon to Mindanao, turning a brand campaign into route-level infrastructure proof.
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The PUV Service Contracting Program Has a Two-Week Budget
The DOTr’s PUV service contracting program launches April 15 with ₱800 million that lasts two weeks. Here is what happens when the money runs out.
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The Diesel Floor Price Will Outlast the Ceasefire, will not go back to ₱61
Two DOE heads anchored the diesel floor price at ₱100. The ceasefire changes headlines, not pump costs. Here is who gains from that number.
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The Diesel Demand Drop Hit 20%. The Government Disagrees.
The diesel demand drop hit 20% to 40% in one week. The government still cites 50 days of supply. That number only holds because demand collapsed.
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Power Market Suspension Puts Government in Control of Prices
The power market suspension replaced competitive pricing with government set rates. Here is what it means for generators, utilities, and business costs.
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BIR E-Invoicing Deadline Moves to December 2026 After Pilot Setbacks
BIR e-invoicing compliance was pushed to December 2026 after the EIS pilot stalled. The readiness gaps that caused the delay remain.
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Cross-Border Services Tax Gets a BIR Course Correction in RMC 24-2026
RMC 24-2026 clarifies that cross-border services tax Philippines rules do not make foreign service payments automatically taxable. Here is what changed.
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Fuel Tax Suspension in the Philippines Faces a Double Standard
Officials warn fuel tax suspension in the Philippines could cost ₱320 billion. The government already lost comparable amounts to flood control corruption and unspent budgets.
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Safe Passage Through Hormuz Won’t Spare Filipinos From the Next Fuel Price Hike
he next fuel price hike could push diesel past ₱166 per liter. The Hormuz safe passage deal secures supply access for the Philippines, not price relief.
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