The federal government has approved a significant increase in fuel prices, effective July 16, 2025, following recommendations from OGRA and related departments.
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The fuel price hike was officially announced through a notification by the Finance Division.
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This revision is part of the government’s regular fortnightly fuel price adjustments.
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The increase reflects global oil market trends and currency exchange rate pressures.
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Rising international crude oil prices have contributed to the domestic price hike.
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The adjustment aims to meet fiscal requirements and ensure supply chain stability.
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The transport and logistics sectors are expected to feel an immediate impact.
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Higher fuel costs are likely to cause a ripple effect on food prices and essential goods.
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Public and private transport fares may rise as a result of increased operating costs.
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Economists warn of further inflationary pressure on low- and middle-income households.
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Government sources indicate fuel subsidies are unlikely due to IMF commitments.
As per the Finance Division’s official notification, petrol will now cost Rs. 272.15 per liter, up by Rs. 5.36, while high-speed diesel has surged by Rs. 11.37, bringing its new rate to Rs. 284.35 per liter.
Meanwhile, in the deregulated sector, kerosene oil has dropped by Rs. 3.10, and light diesel oil is reduced by Rs. 1.85.

These revised rates will stay in effect for the next 15 days.
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