petrol prices

The continuous rupee devaluation might cause a rise in petrol prices by up to PKR 4 per litre, once again. Just a few weeks back, the Caretaker Government, for the first time this year, decreased the prices…

The rates of petroleum products from last year are not stabilizing in any way. Both the previous government and the current caretaker government changed the prices and received harsh criticism from not only…

The caretaker Government, after increasing the prices of petroleum products for two successive times has finally reduced the prices, following a shutter-down warning from traders and facing criticism by local…

It was reported earlier that the caretaker government might not increase the prices of petroleum products for the month of June and the newly elected government will amend the prices. However, despite all the…

In an interesting turn of events, the caretaker government has decided not to increase the price of petroleum products for the month of June 2018. Caretaker Finance Minister Shamshad Akhter said that the…

Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) forwarded a summary to Ministry of Finance on 30, May 2018 to increase the prices of petroleum products up to PKR 12. The prices were expected to be revised by 1 June…

The Government of Pakistan is once again set to increase the price of petroleum products in June. According to a local media outlet, Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority will send a proposal to Ministry of Finance…

The government has increased the prices of petroleum products in the country. The updated price list along with the previous tariff and price difference is as follows. Product New Prices - Rs/litre…

We at PakWheels reported last week that Government of Pakistan would increase prices of oil products in the country due to the devaluation of rupee and constant rise in the price of crude oil internationally.…

The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) has sent a summary on this Tuesday, to the Government, to increase the tariff of petrol, kerosene oil, high speed diesel and HOBC with effect from December 1st 2016.…

The price of petrol has been slashed to Rs62.77 per liter after Prime Minister Mian Nawaz Sharif announced the reduction of Rs8.48 per liter on Monday. The government has been cutting the prices of petroleum…