Pakistan Revises Fuel Prices in Line with Global Oil Trends
ISLAMABAD – The government has announced a minor adjustment in petroleum prices for the next fortnight, reflecting ongoing global oil market fluctuations. The decision, based on recommendations from the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA), aims to ensure price stability and maintain an uninterrupted fuel supply across the country.
According to the Finance Division, the price of petrol has been revised upward by Rs2.43 per litre, now set at Rs265.45 per litre, while high-speed diesel (HSD) will cost Rs278.44 per litre, following an increase of Rs3.02. The new rates will be effective from November 1, 2025.
Officials emphasized that the revision follows transparent and regulated mechanisms linked to global crude price trends and exchange rate movements. Despite the increase, Pakistan continues to maintain some of the lowest fuel prices in the region, ensuring affordability for consumers.
Earlier, the government had reduced petrol and diesel prices in the last review, demonstrating its commitment to adjusting prices fairly in response to changing international conditions.
The Finance Division reaffirmed that it will continue to monitor global developments and take decisions that support economic stability while safeguarding public interest.
