IBON argued that the cost-of-living crisis is worsening because government aid and price controls have failed to keep up with rising costs.
Fuel prices in the Philippines are expected to drop following major weekly rollbacks.
A rapidly growing import bill may drive up prices for fuel, groceries, and everyday household items in the coming months.
November price hike may still be coming.
Gasoline gets a slight rollback.
Diesel tops P100 per liter, leaving residents to store trash longer.
Diesel prices climb by ₱2.60/L as kerosene also gets a ₱1/L cut.
Road safety advocate JB Suarez calls for automatic fare adjustments.
Gasoline and kerosene head higher in mixed fuel price adjustment.
A typical household using 200 kWh will save about ₱8 on its electricity bill this month.
