Petrol Prices Likely to Drop by PKR 3, Diesel by PKR 2.30 per Liter

Following a recent decline in global oil prices, fuel rates in Pakistan are anticipated to decrease.
Petrol prices may be reduced by PKR 3 per liter, while diesel could see a cut of PKR 2.30 per liter.
This adjustment comes after a recorded average drop of $1.5 per barrel in international petrol prices.
The official pricing for petrol and diesel, subject to the Prime Minister’s approval, is expected to be announced on October 31.

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