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MANILA, Philippines -- Taking their cue from the continuous decline in world oil prices, two independent oil players have implemented an oil price cut back early Wednesday morning.

Eastern Petroleum reduced its gasoline, diesel, and kerosone prices by P0.50 per liter at 5 a.m. Wednesday, said Fernando Martinez.

Meanwhile SeaOil implemented the same price rollbacks at 6 a.m., said president Francis Glenn Yu.

Current world oil prices have fallen below the $90 per barrel mark after reaching the peak of $147 per barrel last June.

The three major oil companies -- Pilipinas Shell, Petron Corp., and Chevron -- have yet to announce oil price rollbacks this week.

• Oil in steepest two-day slide since 2004
• Oil prices dip below $92/barrel in Asia
• Energy chief provides comic relief during budget hearings

• Thousands flock to Black Nazarene mass
• Vendor stabbed dead on Manila sidewalk
• 2.5M turnout seen for Black Nazarene
• 5 prisoners bolt Manila jail
• Black Nazarene traffic advisory