Wheat Flour Prices Rise in Several Cities Across Pakistan
Wheat flour prices have increased in several parts of Pakistan, with the latest data from the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) showing noticeable differences between cities.
According to the latest PBS figures, the price of a 20-kilogram flour bag in Islamabad has reached Rs3,133.33, the highest among the cities listed. Rawalpindi follows with a price of Rs3,093.33.
Weekly Increase in Flour Prices
Several markets recorded higher prices over the past week. The largest increase was reported in Khuzdar, where the price of a 20kg flour bag rose by Rs100. Prices increased by Rs60 in Bahawalpur and Rs40 in Hyderabad.
Larkana and Quetta recorded increases of Rs20 during the same period.
Flour Prices in Major Cities
According to PBS data, the current prices of a 20kg flour bag include:
- Islamabad: Rs3,133.33
- Rawalpindi: Rs3,093.33
- Peshawar: Rs3,100
- Karachi: Rs3,000
- Bannu: Rs2,900
- Hyderabad: Rs2,880
- Gujranwala: Rs2,800
- Sialkot: Rs2,800
- Sargodha: Rs2,800
- Multan: Rs2,800
- Bahawalpur: Rs2,800
- Quetta: Rs2,700
- Larkana: Rs2,620
- Sukkur: Rs2,500
- Lahore: Rs2,300
Price Difference Across Pakistan
The data highlights a significant difference in flour prices across different regions. Islamabad and Rawalpindi are among the most expensive markets, while Lahore and Sukkur have comparatively lower prices.
The latest figures provide an overview of the changing wheat flour market and may help consumers and businesses track price trends across major cities.
