Motorists should brace for another increase in the prices of diesel and kerosene next week due to the Philippine peso's current performance against the US dollar.
Interviewed on Dobol B TV on Friday, Abad said diesel prices may be increased by at most "a little more than P1" per liter while kerosene's expected price increase will be less than P1/liter.
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