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Petrol prices in Pakistan are expected to fall beginning October 16, providing some respite to customers following the recent increase earlier this month. Initial estimates suggest that petrol prices might fall by Rs6.10 per litre, while high speed diesel (HSD) prices could fall by Rs0.97 per liter. Read
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The Lahore High Court (LHC) will hear a petition contesting the recent hike in petrol prices. The Judicial Activism Panel (JAP), represented by Advocate Azhar Siddique, filed the case, which concerns the government's pricing strategy in the face of declining world oil costs. Read more: Punjab Expands Electro
Business
A downward revision in fuel prices is likely to take effect from August 1, 2025, offering much-needed relief after persistent increases over the past two months. According to preliminary reports, the federal government may slash petrol prices by Rs6 to Rs7 per litre, bringing the expected rate down to
Business
The federal government is expected to raise petroleum prices from July 16, with petrol and diesel likely to become more expensive for consumers across Pakistan. Sources within the oil industry suggest that petrol prices may go up by around Rs6.60 per litre, while high-speed diesel (HSD) could see
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Petrol and diesel prices in Pakistan may see a reduction starting June 1, following a modest decline in international crude oil rates. Government sources suggest that the federal cabinet is likely to approve a price cut, offering relief to consumers burdened by high fuel costs. The expected adjustment comes as