Petrol And Diesel Prices Decreased in Pakistan

Great news! The government has decreased the petrol and diesel prices for the next fortnight. Now, you will have to pay Rs. 5.66/L less for petrol and Rs. 1.39/L for diesel. If you are wondering about the latest diesel and petrol price in Pakistan today, I will show you the updated prices and their breakdown in this blog.

Here are the latest petroleum prices, effective October 16, 2025.

Petrol Price in Pakistan Today

Product	Old Price	New Price	Difference
Petrol	Rs. 268.68	Rs. 263.02	-Rs. 5.66
High-Speed Diesel (HSD)	Rs. 276.81	Rs. 275.41	-Rs. 1.39

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Petroleum Levy in Pakistan

Product	PL (Rs.)	GST (Rs.)	IFEM (Rs.)	OMC (Rs.)	DC (Rs.)	Ex Refinery (Rs.)
Petrol	78.02	0	8.23	7.87	8.64	155.67

Glossary of Terms

• PL – Petroleum Levy or Petroleum Development Levy
• GST – General Sales Tax
• IFEM – Inland Freight Equalization Margin
• OMC – Oil Marketing Companies Margins
• DC – Dealers’ Commission
• Ex Refinery – Price per liter as sold by the refinery

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The prices of petrol and diesel increased last time. Now, the government has decided to decrease the prices of both diesel and petrol. It’s mainly due to an decrease in the global oil prices. Let’s hope the fuel prices will decrease or at least remain the same next time.

If you have any thoughts on this, feel free to share them in the comments below.

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5 responses to “Petrol And Diesel Prices Decreased in Pakistan”

1. بیس روپے بڑھاو پانچ روپے کام کرو

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2. We were so many expectations from this government but they failed
   Really now we are disappointed
   If they don’t do something for nation then next time people never will support this government

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3. The Pakistani public does not pay any kind of TAX willingly. They fail to understand that governments need revenue the run the country. So the Pakistani government collects revenue the only way it can. From utilities and fuel.
   Example; TV licence payment is included automatically in the electricity bill along with some other taxes.

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4. The Pakistani public does not pay any kind of TAX willingly. They fail to understand that governments need revenue the run the country. So the Pakistani government collects revenue the only way it can. From utilities and fuel.
   Example; TV licence payment is included automatically in the electricity bill along with some other taxes.

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5. Nothing to say because there is nothing they can do to make people of Pakistan happy. Always disappointed. And also public or people of Pakistan they can not do anything just talking and , criticize. Point a fingers on each other no action no reaction.
   Peace

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