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No change in prices of petroleum products: Ishaq Dar

ISLAMABAD: The federal government on Thursday announced to maintain fuel prices for the next fifteen days. The decision was announced by Finance Minister Ishaq Dar in a televised address.  Earlier, the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) had recommended decrease in petroleum prices. Sources divulged the regulatory body had recommended Rs5-10 decrease in per litre petrol price and Rs10 in diesel price.  Finance Minister Ishaq Dar, however, announced that petrol prices would remain stable.

Govt hikes petrol price by Rs10 per litre

ISLAMABAD: The federal government has increased the price of petrol by Rs10 and the price of kerosene oil by Rs5.78 “in the wake of increase in petroleum prices in the international market and exchange rate variations.” After this increase, the prices of petrol and kerosene oil have respectively risen to Rs282 per litre and Rs186.07 per litre. These fuels were earlier available at Rs272 and Rs180.29 per litre. According to a brief notification issued by the Finance Division in the wee hours of Sunday, the new prices will be effective from April 16 [today].

Petrol price likely to go up by Rs10 to 15/litre from April 16

ISLAMABAD: The petrol price is likely to go up by Rs10 to 15 rupees per litre for the second half of April 2023. However, the cost of the high-speed diesel (HSD) may be raised by only 30 paisa. As per the federal government sources, the ex-depot price of petrol is expected to jump by Rs14.77 per litre, High-Speed Diesel (HSD) by Rs0.30 per litre while kerosene oil by Rs8.96 per litre and Light Diesel Oil (LDO) Rs3.36 per litre for the second fortnight of this month. The currently expected price hike of petroleum products is attributed to rising oil prices

Petrol price likely to go down from April 1

KARACHI: A suggestion to slightly decrease the price of petroleum products was made on Wednesday. According to the sources, a proposal has been developed to reduce the price of petrol by 4.30 rupees and high-speed diesel by 20 rupees for the upcoming fortnightly. A plan to lower the price of light-speed diesel and kerosene by Rs. 10 and Rs. 13 per litre, respectively, are also in the works. It further added that a petroleum levy of Rs 50 per liter on petrol and Rs 45 on diesel is being charged and that a recommendation to lower the price of jet

Govt to introduce fuel subsidy of Rs50 per liter for poor

With soaring inflation levels breaking the backs of the masses, the government has decided to introduce a petroleum package of up to Rs50 per liter for the low-income stratum of society. Chairing a meeting on a petroleum relief package in Lahore on Sunday, the prime minister has directed that up to Rs50 per liter be allocated for the petroleum subsidy. He also sought early completion of an implementation plan for the petroleum subsidy. Shehbaz says that despite severe economic challenges, he is trying to help the poor in every possible way. He directed for fast tracking the plan for the

Finance Minister announces 5-rupee cut in petrol price

Finance Minister Ishaq Dar on Tuesday announced a reduction in the price of petrol by Rs5 per litre. Addressing a video message, he said the new price of petrol was now Rs267 per litre from Rs272. He added that the price of high-speed diesel would remain unchanged at Rs280 per litre. “Kerosene oil’s current price of Rs202.73 is being brought to Rs187.73 after a reduction of 15 rupees. Light-diesel, which is at Rs196.68, is being brought to Rs184.68 after a reduction of 12 rupees,” the finance minister said. He said the prices would apply from midnight tonight. Responding to the

Govt increases petrol price by Rs22.20, takes it to Rs272 per litre

The government increased the price of petrol by Rs22.20 per litre, taking it to Rs272 with effect from February 16. It also announced an increase in the prices of high-speed diesel by Rs17.20 per litre, taking it to Rs280. Kerosene oil will now be available at Rs202.73 per litre following an Rs12.90 hike. Meanwhile, light diesel oil will be available at Rs196.68 per litre after an increase of Rs9.68. After the hike, the price of petrol is Rs272, High-speed diesel Rs280, Kerosene oil Rs202.73 and light diesel oil Rs196 per litre. A press release issued on Wednesday night stated that

Petrol, diesel prices may jump over Rs32/litre

Petroleum, oil, and lubricant prices could increase by more than 32 rupees per litre starting from tomorrow (February 16), primarily due to the current US currency exchange rate of 271.82 rupees to one dollar. Platt prices have decreased significantly compared to last fortnight’s pricing, despite being free on board. Prices for petroleum, oil, and lubricants were closed at US$236.40/Rs, which is 271.82 for the following two weeks. The price of mogas is expected to increase by 12.8% per litre, or by Rs32.07, to stand at Rs281.87 per litre from Rs249.8 per litre, according to official and industrial sources. Diesel prices

Cabinet approves restoration of 11 petroleum exploration licenses

Federal Cabinet has approved the restoration of eleven revoked petroleum exploration licenses on the recommendation of the Petroleum Division. The Federal Cabinet met in Islamabad with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in the chair.  As a result of this initiative, exploration activities will start in these eleven blocks. During the meeting, the Ministry of Planning presented the Post Disaster Needs Assessment report in the context of floods in the country this year. It was informed that the PDNA will support medium to long term planning to rebuild flood affected areas in a climate resilient manner. The Prime Minister directed to complete

Petroleum prices to remain unchanged for the next 15 days

Finance Minister Ishaq Dar announced on Monday that the price of petroleum products will remain unchanged for the next 15 days, while the deadline to file income tax returns has been extended to November 30. Dar also said that the government, after a discussion with the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), will clear the pending letters of credit with the limit from November 1 being enhanced to $100,000 from the current $50,000. He made the announcement in a video message in Islamabad. Dar said that the decision to keep petroleum prices unchanged was made with the approval of Prime Minister

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