The Philippine Department of Energy (DOE) announces a sequence of fuel price changes that move in both directions from late June into July, depending on global oil market movements and the agency’s prescribed adjustment rules. For the week of June 2, DOE reports major rollbacks: gasoline prices decrease by at least ₱4.76 per liter, diesel is cut by at least ₱9.26 per liter, and kerosene is reduced by at least ₱10.86 per liter. After subsequent updates, DOE also sets another rollback period around June 16, with diesel and kerosene expected to decline by up to ₱3.71 to ₱5.71 per liter, while gasoline may fall by 32 centavos per liter or rise by up to ₱1.68 per liter. Another round of larger rollbacks is scheduled for June 23, with gasoline cuts ranging from ₱3.90 to ₱5.90 per liter, diesel cuts from ₱9.04 to ₱11.04 per liter, and kerosene reductions up to ₱9.82 to ₱11.82 per liter. By June 30, DOE describes a “calming” global market with minimal adjustments, including possible increases up to ₱1.90 per liter or decreases up to ₱1.16 per liter. Separately, DOE also notes that diesel and kerosene face steep double-digit increases set for July 21, with gasoline also possibly higher, amid continued price volatility.