The public authority has confirmed that the petrol price in Pakistan will remain at Rs. 252.10 per liter for the next fortnight, starting from December 16 (Monday). A notification was issued by the government, stating that there will be no change in the petrol rate during this period. This decision aims to provide stability in fuel prices for consumers. With Fuel staying consistent, many are looking to understand how this will impact daily expenses. The ongoing stability in the fuel Price is expected to offer some predictability for both businesses and consumers.
In other fuel price changes, the cost of high-speed diesel has been reduced by Rs. 3.05 per liter, bringing the new price to Rs. 255.38. This decrease is expected to offer relief to consumers relying on diesel for transportation and industry. Similarly, kerosene prices have been cut by Rs. 3.32 per liter, now priced at Rs. 161.66. These reductions in fuel prices are in line with the government’s efforts to manage the overall cost of living. For those tracking the petrol price in Pakistan, these updates are crucial for budgeting fuel costs over the next few weeks.
Additionally, light diesel has seen a reduction of Rs. 2.78 per liter, bringing its new price to Rs. 148.95. These price adjustments reflect the government’s ongoing efforts to manage fuel costs in the country. For individuals and businesses that rely on various fuels, these changes will have a direct impact on their expenses, providing some financial relief in the short term. As always, the petrol price in Pakistan remains a significant factor in shaping transportation costs and economic activity across the nation.
