Pakistan’s government has lowered the price of petrol by Rs2 per litre, while leaving high-speed diesel (HSD) at its current level. The change was announced on Friday in a notification from the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA), and the new rates take effect on November 14.
After the adjustment, petrol will sell for Rs330 per litre and HSD for Rs360 per litre. The move follows several recent price revisions that have significantly lowered fuel costs.
| Product | Previous | New | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Petrol (per litre) | Rs 335.0012 Nov 2026 | Rs 332.00from 13 Nov 2026 | ▼ Rs 3.00 (−0.90%) |
| High-Speed Diesel (per litre) | Rs 364.0012 Nov 2026 | Rs 360.00from 13 Nov 2026 | ▼ Rs 4.00 (−1.10%) |
Source: OGRA notified prices. Data: OilPrices.pk, CC BY 4.0. Prices are maximum ex-depot rates; retail pumps may differ slightly.
Earlier cuts and current fuel rates
Earlier, the government had cut petrol by Rs3 per litre and high-speed diesel by Rs4, setting their rates at Rs332 and Rs360. Petrol had previously dropped by Rs3, while HSD was reduced by Rs8 in an earlier step. Friday’s notification brings petrol down further to Rs330, with diesel holding at its last notified rate.
Also read: Petrol Price Cut by Rs3 in Pakistan, Diesel by Rs4 Per Litre · Petrol price cut Rs8, diesel Rs7 as OGRA revises rates
Global oil markets remain volatile
The latest revision comes as international oil markets continue to fluctuate. Prices have been affected by developments in the Middle East and by concerns over global energy supplies.
