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Petrol price increased for next fortnight

ISLAMABAD: The federal government announced new petrol and diesel prices for the next fortnight, hiking the prices by Rs 7 per litre. As per a notification issued here, the price of petrol has been raised by Rs 1 per litre. The new price of petrol has been set at s. 257.13 per litre Similarly, the price of high-speed diesel has been increased by Rs7 per litre. The new price for high-speed diesel is now Rs 267.95 per litre. It is to be noted here that petroleum product prices are increased for the third consecutive fortnight as the same were hiked

Fuel prices set to rise again in February

Pakistanis are bracing for another potential increase in fuel prices, with sources indicating that the government is planning to raise petrol and diesel prices by up to Rs3 per liter and Rs6 per liter respectively, starting February 1, 2025. The anticipated price hike is attributed to the rising global crude oil prices. Sources suggest a Rs3 increase for petrol and a potential Rs6 increase for high-speed diesel, based on a forthcoming bi-weekly review. The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) will submit a recommendation to the relevant ministry, factoring in international oil prices and exchange rate fluctuations. The final decision

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