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                    [Summary] => Sasalubungin ang Bagong Taon ng panibagong pagtaas sa presyo ng liquified petroleum gas (LPG) matapos ihayag ng LPG Marketers Association ang  P2 kada kilo o P22 bawat tangkeng dagdag sa halaga nito.
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                    [Title] => GUS-VAT. Tan-awa!
                    [Summary] => Mireklamo na ang Consumer and Oil Price Watch sa nasud niining bag-ong balaod pagpatong og value-added tax (VAT) sa mga piniling produkto.


Sumala pang Raul Concepcion, ang pump price sa gasolina mahimong moabot og P48 (P48.30) kada litro kun ipadayon sa kagamhanan pagpatuman ang bag-ong balaod sa VAT ngadto sa mga produktong petrolyo.


Nakuha ni Concepcion ang maong figure gikan sa price estimate ni Rex Tantiongco, ang tigpamaba sa New Petroleum Players Association, ug kanhi chairman sa Energy Regulatory Board (ERB).


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                    [Title] => P0.90 oil price hike uli sa Oktubre
                    [Summary] => Napipintong tumaas ng 90 sentimo ang presyo ng langis sa susunod na buwan.


Ito ang nabatid kahapon mula sa New Petroleum Players Association kaugnay ng binabalak nilang muli na namang pagtataas ng presyo ng naturang produkto.


Sinabi ni New Oil Players president Fernando Martinez na hindi maiiwasan ang nasabing hakbang dahil na rin sa patuloy na pagtaas ng presyo ng langis sa pandaigdigang pamilihan.


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                    [Title] => Predatory pricing charges vs major oil firms dropped
                    [Summary] => A task force composed of representatives from the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Department of Energy (DOE) has junked the predatory pricing charges filed against the three oil majors, New Petroleum Players Association (NPPA) president Fernando Martinez said.


The charges were filed last February by the NPPA and the Liquefied Refillers Association which accused Petron Corp., Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. and Caltex (Philippines) Inc. of selling diesel and LPG at predatory prices.


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                    [Title] => Predatory pricing charges vs major oil firms dropped
                    [Summary] => A task force composed of representatives from the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Department of Energy (DOE) has junked the predatory pricing charges filed against the three oil majors, New Petroleum Players Association (NPPA) president Fernando Martinez said.


The charges were filed last February by the NPPA and the Liquefied Refillers Association which accused Petron Corp., Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. and Caltex (Philippines) Inc. of selling diesel and LPG at predatory prices.


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                    [Title] => Task force set to decide on predatory pricing issue
                    [Summary] => The Task Force on Predatory Prices will decide within one month the allegations unfair business practices raised by certain quarters against Petron Corp. Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. and Caltex Philippines, Inc.


The task force is composed of representatives from the Department of Energy (DOE) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) with Energy Undersecretary Ben Hur Salcedo as head.


On or before the one-month period, the task force will decide if there are grounds for prosecuting the alleged violators. 


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                    [Title] => Smaller oil firms accuse Petron, Shell, Caltex of ‘predatory pricing’
                    [Summary] => New oil players and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) refillers have accused Petron Corp., Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. and Caltex Philippines Inc. of predatory pricing.


They urged the Department of Energy (DOE) to file a criminal complaint against the three major oil companies in the country.


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                    [Title] => New oil players poised to hike prices; Estrada requests moderation
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New players in the local oil industry said yesterday they are poised to raise
prices of gasoline and other petroleum products by an average of P1 a liter
starting next week.

Fernando Martinez, president of the New Petroleum Players Association of the
Philippines, said the planned hike was triggered by the peso's weak performance
against the US dollar.

The new players said they are still selling their products based on a P41.40
exchange rate even though they purchased crude oil at an exchange rate of
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"We can no longer take the losses," said Marti
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                    [Title] => New oil players eye jt venture
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The country's new players in the oil industry are proposing to form a joint
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composed of members of the New Petroleum Players Association (NPPA), the
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Sumala pang Raul Concepcion, ang pump price sa gasolina mahimong moabot og P48 (P48.30) kada litro kun ipadayon sa kagamhanan pagpatuman ang bag-ong balaod sa VAT ngadto sa mga produktong petrolyo.


Nakuha ni Concepcion ang maong figure gikan sa price estimate ni Rex Tantiongco, ang tigpamaba sa New Petroleum Players Association, ug kanhi chairman sa Energy Regulatory Board (ERB).


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Ito ang nabatid kahapon mula sa New Petroleum Players Association kaugnay ng binabalak nilang muli na namang pagtataas ng presyo ng naturang produkto.


Sinabi ni New Oil Players president Fernando Martinez na hindi maiiwasan ang nasabing hakbang dahil na rin sa patuloy na pagtaas ng presyo ng langis sa pandaigdigang pamilihan.


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The charges were filed last February by the NPPA and the Liquefied Refillers Association which accused Petron Corp., Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. and Caltex (Philippines) Inc. of selling diesel and LPG at predatory prices.


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                    [Title] => Predatory pricing charges vs major oil firms dropped
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The charges were filed last February by the NPPA and the Liquefied Refillers Association which accused Petron Corp., Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. and Caltex (Philippines) Inc. of selling diesel and LPG at predatory prices.


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starting next week.

Fernando Martinez, president of the New Petroleum Players Association of the
Philippines, said the planned hike was triggered by the peso's weak performance
against the US dollar.

The new players said they are still selling their products based on a P41.40
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