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2025 Has Been A Very Bad Year for Petrol and Diesel Prices So Far

Fuel Prices in Pakistan Surge Over Six Months: Petrol Up by Rs. 19.49, Diesel by Rs. 26.01

Fuel prices in Pakistan have steadily climbed over the past six and a half months, with both petrol and high-speed diesel (HSD) witnessing notable increases. As of July 16, 2025, petrol has become costlier by Rs. 19.49 per litre, while diesel has surged by Rs. 26.01 per litre since the start of the year.

Petrol and Diesel Price Trends: January to July 2025

Summary of Changes:

  • Petrol:

    • Increased: 6 times

    • Decreased: 4 times

    • Unchanged: 3 times

  • High-Speed Diesel (HSD):

    • Increased: 5 times

    • Decreased: 4 times

    • Unchanged: 4 times

📊 Fuel Price Movement (January 1 – July 16, 2025)

Date Petrol (Rs/L) Diesel (Rs/L)
Jan 1 252.66 258.34
Jan 16 256.13 260.95
Feb 1 257.13 267.95
Feb 16 256.13 263.95
Mar 1 255.63 258.64
Mar 16 255.63 258.64
Apr 1 254.63 258.64
Apr 6 254.63 258.64
Apr 16 254.63 258.64
May 1 252.63 256.64
May 16 252.63 254.64
Jun 1 253.63 254.64
Jun 15 258.43 262.59
Jul 1 266.79 272.98
Jul 16 272.15 284.35

🔍 Net Price Increase Since January 1, 2025:

  • Petrol: Rs. 272.15 – 252.66 = Rs. 19.49 per litre

  • Diesel: Rs. 284.35 – 258.34 = Rs. 26.01 per litre

What This Means for Consumers

The consistent rise in fuel prices is expected to impact transportation costs, goods prices, and overall inflation, affecting households and businesses alike. Analysts suggest monitoring future policy decisions and international oil trends, which could influence upcoming revisions.

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