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Petrol and Diesel Prices Drop Across Pakistan

Jawad  30 Sep 2024   152
Petrol and Diesel Prices Drop Across Pakistan

Petrol and Diesel Prices Drop Across Pakistan

The federal government of Pakistan has adjusted the petrol and diesel prices for the next fortnight. According to a notification by the Finance Ministry, the price of petrol has been reduced to Rs. 247.03 per litre from the previous rate of Rs. 249.10, reflecting a decrease of Rs. 2.07 per litre. Similarly, the new rate of diesel is Rs. 246.29 per litre, down from Rs. 249.69 per litre, with a reduction of Rs. 3.40 per litre

Light Diesel Oil  (LDO) has undergone the most significant price cut, with a decrease of Rs. 1.03 per litre, bringing the price down to Rs. 140.90 from the previous Rs. 141.93. Similarly, kerosene oil has seen a reduction of Rs. 3.57 per litre, with the new price set at Rs. 154.90, compared to the previous Rs. 158.47These new rates are effective from October 1, 2024

Petroleum TypeOld PriceNew PriceDifference
Petrol249.10 PKR247.03 PKR-2.07
High Speed Diesel (HSD)249.69 PKR
246.29 PKR-3.40
Light Diesel Oil (LDO)141.93 PKR140.90 PKR-1.03
Kerosene Oil158.47 PKR154.90 PKR-3.57

Early Predictions on Price Adjustments
Prior to the official announcement, media reports suggested a potential reduction of Rs. 1 per litre for petrol and Rs. 3 per litre for diesel. However, there was also speculation that petrol prices might remain unchanged. The final decision was made on September 30, 2024, after the finance minister consulted with the prime minister.

Previous Fuel Price Reductions
Earlier in September, the petrol price in Pakistan was Rs. 249.10 per litre, and high-speed diesel was priced at Rs. 249.69 per litre. Additionally, light diesel cost Rs. 141.93 per litre, and kerosene was priced at Rs. 158.47 per litre. On September 15, petrol prices were reduced by Rs. 10 per litre, and high-speed diesel saw a significant drop of Rs. 13.06 per litre.

Global Oil Prices and Their Impact
The decline in global crude oil prices has been a significant factor in the recent fuel price adjustments in Pakistan. Reports suggest that Saudi Arabia may increase its oil production in December, which could further reduce international oil prices. This would benefit Pakistan, which imports a large portion of its crude oil, helping to ease the pressure on fuel costs domestically.

Anticipated Relief for Consumers
As consumers and businesses await the next announcement, there is hope for continued reductions in fuel prices. A decrease in petrol prices would provide financial relief to citizens and positively impact Pakistan's economy by lowering transportation and production costs.

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