Effective Tuesday, October 13, 2026, diesel went down ₱3.01 per liter, gasoline went up ₱1.56 and kerosene went up ₱1.77, as announced by the Department of Energy.
| Brand | Diesel | Gasoline | Kerosene |
|---|---|---|---|
| All companies (DOE) | −₱3.01 | +₱1.56 | +₱1.77 |
The Department of Energy reported the range across all oil companies in its weekly Oil Monitor: diesel rollback of ₱3.00 to ₱3.02, gasoline increase of ₱1.50 to ₱1.56, kerosene increase of ₱1.70 to ₱1.77 per liter. The figures above fall within it.
Why prices moved: Dubai crude rose about $0.30 a barrel. International gasoline rose about $2.00 a barrel and diesel fell about $4.20. The peso weakened from ₱62.60 to ₱62.74 per US dollar, which makes imported fuel more expensive. That is why diesel went down even though crude rose: pump prices follow international diesel prices more closely than crude. (Trading week of October 5 to 9, 2026; figures from the Department of Energy's Oil Monitor.)
The week before (October 6, 2026), diesel went down ₱1.30 per liter, gasoline went up ₱1.90 and kerosene went up ₱3.30. By October 13, 2026, gasoline had gone up 2 weeks in a row, diesel had come down 3 weeks in a row and kerosene had gone up 2 weeks in a row. From January 1 to this week, the Department of Energy counted 41 price adjustments, leaving gasoline up a net ₱73.15, diesel up a net ₱61.83 and kerosene up a net ₱63.76 per liter. For a 40-liter gasoline fill-up, that meant ₱62.40 more; for a 60-liter diesel tank, ₱180.60 less.
In Metro Manila that week, DOE monitoring found diesel from ₱85.70 to ₱96.20 per liter, RON 91 gasoline from ₱79.20 to ₱98.07 and RON 95 from ₱80.00 to ₱102.80 (DOE report).
By city (lowest to highest price per liter)
| City | Diesel | RON 91 | RON 95 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caloocan City | ₱86.62 to ₱93.90 | ₱79.50 to ₱95.30 | ₱80.00 to ₱99.90 |
| Makati City | ₱86.00 to ₱92.60 | ₱86.80 to ₱92.14 | ₱87.80 to ₱97.50 |
| Manila City | ₱87.39 to ₱93.80 | ₱84.70 to ₱92.86 | ₱86.19 to ₱99.80 |
| Marikina City | ₱87.00 to ₱91.40 | ₱79.80 to ₱91.10 | ₱80.22 to ₱95.30 |
| Muntinlupa City | ₱89.90 to ₱94.20 | ₱85.75 to ₱98.07 | ₱86.70 to ₱102.40 |
| Navotas City | ₱90.20 to ₱92.40 | ₱79.20 to ₱93.30 | ₱93.40 to ₱97.30 |
| Parañaque City | ₱89.50 to ₱96.20 | ₱81.10 to ₱96.36 | ₱82.10 to ₱99.36 |
| Pasay City | ₱87.26 to ₱95.60 | ₱80.06 to ₱96.90 | ₱80.56 to ₱102.80 |
| Pasig City | ₱86.85 to ₱94.20 | ₱83.60 to ₱93.76 | ₱84.60 to ₱99.46 |
| Quezon City | ₱87.00 to ₱93.60 | ₱79.20 to ₱94.40 | ₱80.00 to ₱102.50 |
| Taguig City | ₱88.73 to ₱95.89 | ₱84.40 to ₱93.54 | ₱85.40 to ₱101.54 |
| Valenzuela City | ₱85.70 to ₱94.00 | ₱81.80 to ₱92.80 | ₱82.40 to ₱98.90 |
Previous week: October 6, 2026. For this week's prices, see the latest oil price update.
