Fuel Prices Surge in Pakistan as Petrol and Diesel Jump Rs26.77 per Litre Amid Global Oil Crisis

Pakistan has witnessed a significant increase in fuel prices as the government raised petrol and high-speed diesel (HSD) rates by Rs26.77 per litre, effective from April 25, 2026. The revised petrol price now stands at Rs393.35 per litre, while diesel has reached Rs380.19 per litre, reflecting a sharp rise driven by global oil market volatility….

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Diesel Price Cut May Cause Rs100 Billion Loss for Pakistan’s Oil Sector

Pakistan’s oil industry has raised serious concerns over the recent sharp reduction in diesel prices, warning that it could lead to inventory losses exceeding Rs100 billion. While the price cut has brought immediate relief to consumers, including farmers, transporters, and households, it has created significant financial pressure on oil marketing companies (OMCs) and fuel dealers….

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National Assembly Adjourned as Opposition Protests Fuel Price Hike

The National Assembly of Pakistan was adjourned after opposition lawmakers staged a strong protest against the recent surge in fuel prices, preventing the House from conducting any scheduled business. The session, held in Islamabad, was set to cover a 90-point agenda, including the question hour, legislative bills, and policy discussions. However, proceedings were disrupted before…

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Government Considers Freezing Petroleum Prices Despite Rising Global Oil Rates

The federal government is considering freezing petroleum prices in Pakistan despite a sharp increase in global oil prices, in an effort to protect consumers from sudden fuel price hikes. According to official sources, the government has already imposed a ban on the export of petroleum products while evaluating measures to stabilize domestic fuel prices. Authorities…

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Pakistan Government Limits Fuel Price Increase Amid Global Oil Market Turmoil

The Government of Pakistan has managed to limit the increase in petrol and diesel prices despite rising pressure from global oil markets. Officials revealed that the decision required careful planning and coordination as international petroleum prices continue to surge due to geopolitical tensions. According to Pakistan’s defense minister, authorities had been working for several weeks…

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