Pakistan Fuel Prices Rise for Fourth Consecutive Day
Islamabad: Petrol and high-speed diesel prices in Pakistan have increased for the fourth consecutive day as the government continues to revise fuel rates on a daily basis.
According to the latest update issued by the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA), the price of motor spirit (petrol) has been increased by Rs. 3.05 per litre, taking the new rate to Rs. 370.80 per litre.
The price of high-speed diesel (HSD) has also risen by Rs. 5.37 per litre, bringing it to Rs. 398.04 per litre.
Fuel Prices Continue to Move Higher
The latest increase follows another significant adjustment announced on Wednesday. On September 9, petrol became more expensive by Rs. 3.40 per litre, while diesel increased by Rs. 6.72 per litre.
With the latest changes, both major petroleum products have recorded substantial increases since Pakistan introduced the current daily fuel price revision mechanism.
Petrol has increased by approximately Rs. 59.50 per litre, while diesel has risen by around Rs. 68.53 per litre since the beginning of the daily pricing updates.
Latest Petrol and Diesel Prices
| Date | Day | Petrol (Rs./Litre) | Diesel (Rs./Litre) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 September | Thursday | 370.80 | 398.04 |
| 9 September | Wednesday | 367.75 | 392.67 |
| 8 September | Tuesday | 364.35 | 385.95 |
| 7 September | Monday | 358.77 | 381.77 |
| 4 September | Friday | 345.87 | 378.05 |
| 3 September | Thursday | 349.00 | 374.31 |
| 2 September | Wednesday | 346.16 | 372.03 |
| 1 September | Tuesday | 343.87 | 370.92 |
| 31 August | Monday | 342.79 | 370.41 |
| 28 August | Friday | 342.02 | 371.44 |
| 27 August | Thursday | 342.60 | 371.61 |
| 25 August | Tuesday | 343.10 | 371.80 |
| 24 August | Monday | 341.98 | 370.69 |
| 21 August | Friday | 341.59 | 368.29 |
| 20 August | Thursday | 337.51 | 364.70 |
| 19 August | Wednesday | 337.51 | 363.06 |
| 18 August | Tuesday | 334.54 | 395.69 |
| 17 August | Monday | 331.20 | 390.42 |
| 13 August | Thursday | 325.43 | 383.95 |
| 12 August | Wednesday | 324.98 | 382.79 |
| 11 August | Tuesday | 325.92 | 382.25 |
| 10 August | Monday | 327.62 | 380.86 |
| 7 August | Friday | 327.62 | 380.86 |
| 6 August | Thursday | 329.82 | 383.36 |
| 5 August | Wednesday | 333.01 | 383.86 |
| 4 August | Tuesday | 328.56 | 385.86 |
| 3 August | Monday | 331.95 | 389.93 |
| 31 July | Friday | 336.03 | 392.38 |
| 30 July | Thursday | 336.15 | 393.04 |
| 29 July | Wednesday | 335.06 | 390.62 |
| 28 July | Tuesday | 335.81 | 388.38 |
| 27 July | Monday | 334.18 | 386.83 |
| 24 July | Friday | 335.18 | 383.46 |
| 23 July | Thursday | 331.52 | 378.66 |
| 22 July | Wednesday | 327.12 | 375.04 |
| 21 July | Tuesday | 320.73 | 367.21 |
| 20 July | Monday | 315.80 | 360.06 |
| 18 July | Saturday | 316.15 | 354.35 |
| 11–17 July | Before daily pricing | 310.71 | 323.30 |
The continued rise in fuel prices is likely to remain an important issue for consumers and businesses, as changes in petroleum rates can affect transportation costs and the prices of various goods and services.
The latest rates will remain applicable under the government’s ongoing daily fuel price revision mechanism, subject to further adjustments.
