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Petrol prices

Govt announces new petrol prices for next 15 days

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ISLAMABAD: The government has announced the revised prices of petroleum products for the next 15 days.

According to a notification issued by the Petroleum Division, prices of key petroleum products have been adjusted.

As per the notification, the price of petrol has been reduced by Rs2 per litre, bringing the new price to Rs263.45 per litre.

The price of high-speed diesel has been cut by Rs4.79 per litre, setting the new rate at Rs279.64 per litre.

The revised petroleum prices will take effect from today.

Petrol prices likely to decrease from October 16

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Petrol prices

ISLAMABAD: The Petroleum product prices in Pakistan are expected to decline from October 16, offering slight relief to inflation-hit consumers.

According to sources in the petroleum sector, the price of petrol is likely to be reduced by Rs6.10 per litre.

Industry estimates submitted to the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) also indicate a possible decrease of 97 paisas per litre in the price of high-speed diesel.

Officials believe the expected price revision will provide marginal relief to the public amid persistent inflationary pressures.