MOTORISTS may need to brace for higher fuel prices next week as global oil markets react to stronger demand and renewed geopolitical tensions, a local oil industry source said Friday.

Motorists should brace for an increase at the pumps next week, with price adjustments expected to surge past P1 per liter.

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"Californians pay an additional 72.4 cents per gallon at the pump attributable to state and local taxes and fees, which is the highest in the nation," according to the California Tax Foundation.

BP said it anticipates higher oil production and trading revenue in the second quarter, helping to offset falling fuel prices ...

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The IEA forecasts global oil supply growth will significantly outpace demand in 2025, though a tight summer market is keeping ...

BP expects weaker second-quarter profits due to falling oil and gas prices despite higher output and refining margins.

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Oil prices are under pressure, despite OPEC+ reportedly nearing the end of its supply hikes. Trump's talk of a “major” Russia ...

Second-quarter trading update flags increased oil and gas output and strong oil trading results, but warns that lower ...