When the inflation-stricken masses in Pakistan continues to grapple with the persistent challenges, here we have strong a indication of reduction in petrol prices.

In a promising turn of events, global oil prices have experienced a substantial decline, offering hope to consumers in Pakistan who may soon benefit from significant cuts in petrol and diesel prices as of December 1st.

Reports indicate that the price of Russian oil per barrel has plummeted below $60, contributing to expectations of a noteworthy reduction in petrol prices in Pakistan, potentially reaching up to Rs. 7 per litr. While diesel prices may see a reduction of Rs. 6 per litre.

The potential reduction, if approved, could bring petrol prices down to Rs. 274.34 per litre and diesel prices to Rs. 290 per litre, providing significant relief to consumers grappling with the burden of high fuel costs.

The decrease is attributed to the dip in the per barrel cost of Russian oil, which has a direct impact on the local fuel market in Pakistan. OGRA (Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority) has already initiated the process of adjusting fuel prices, considering the fluctuations in the international market.

Current Petrol Prices

As of now, the current petrol prices in Pakistan are at Rs. 281.34 per litre, and high-speed diesel (HSD) is priced at Rs. 296 per litre.

It is related to mention that these potential adjustments in fuel prices are subject to the final approval of the Prime Minister, who, after scrutinizing the proposal, will make an official announcement regarding the changes.

If approved, this move could ease the financial strain on the public, offering respite to individuals and businesses impacted by the recent surge in fuel prices.

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