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Expected Petrol Price in Pakistan from February 1

Expected Petrol Price in Pakistan from February 1

Web Desk January 29, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source

Petrol and diesel prices in Pakistan are anticipated to rise in the first half due to shifts in global oil prices. According to a report, prices for petrol and high-speed diesel are set to increase by as much as Rs 9 per litre in the upcoming fortnightly review.

The projections for February suggest an upward trend influenced by the rising trajectory of international prices and import premiums, with no significant alterations in the currency exchange rate.

On the global stage, both petrol and diesel prices experienced a surge in the past fortnight, leading Pakistan's state-owned petroleum corporation to expect higher import premiums.

Additionally, there are indications that prices for kerosene and light diesel will also see an increase in the upcoming two weeks.

February Petrol Price in Pakistan

POLs Prices
Petrol Rs285
Diesel Rs281

Current Petrol Price in Pakistan

POLs Price
Petrol Rs259.34
Diesel Rs276.21
In late January, the rupee strengthened against the US dollar by Rs1.5, reaching around Rs280. During the same period, Pakistan State Oil (PSO) faced increased costs, paying an extra $2 per barrel for both petrol and diesel.

In the recent pricing review, the interim government lowered petrol prices by Rs 8 per litre, aligning with their commitment to alleviate financial burdens on the public.

Internationally, petrol prices rose from $83 to $89 per barrel last week, and diesel prices increased from $93 to $97 per barrel.

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