The Philippine Department of Energy (DOE) announces that fuel price adjustments are set to change again after recent major movements at the pump. Starting Tuesday, June 2, fuel prices are implemented with rollbacks following weeks of higher pricing, with DOE stating the changes bring local pump prices “closer” to pre-war levels. Diesel and diesel plus are reduced by at least ₱9.26 per liter, gasoline products are cut by at least ₱4.76 per liter, and kerosene receives the largest decrease of at least ₱10.86 per liter. The DOE also says it is easing control over how price adjustments are handled, which means gasoline prices may vary by retailer even after the guidance. While retailers follow advisories that correspond to the June 2 rollbacks, further movements are expected later in the month. Other reports indicate an announced upcoming wave of increases around June 9, with some companies citing diesel, gasoline, and kerosene adjustments tied to trading conditions and foreign exchange. Separately, industry estimates also suggest later mixed adjustments may occur depending on global oil market developments.