ISLAMABAD: Petrol prices in Pakistan may witness a further reduction in the upcoming fortnightly review, with market analysts estimating a decrease of around Rs2 to Rs4 per litre if international oil prices remain stable and no additional taxes or petroleum levy are imposed.
According to recent market assessments, lower import premiums and favorable trends in global petroleum markets have created room for a modest reduction in domestic fuel prices.
Analysts say the final adjustment will depend on fluctuations in international crude oil prices, exchange rate movements, and the government’s taxation decisions before the next price review.
The current price of petrol (Super) in Pakistan stands at Rs377.78 per litre.
The rate came into effect on June 6, 2026, after the federal government announced a Rs4 per litre reduction in petrol prices as part of its fortnightly review.
The possibility of another decrease comes as consumers continue to face high transportation and living costs. A reduction of Rs2 to Rs4 per litre would provide some relief to motorists and businesses dependent on fuel consumption.
The federal government is expected to announce the next petroleum price adjustment during the upcoming fortnightly review after assessing international market data and revenue considerations.
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