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Government Likely to Slash Petrol and Diesel Prices This Friday

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| 10:53 amJune 18, 2026|4 min read
Government Likely to Slash Petrol and Diesel Prices This Friday
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The federal government is expected to announce a substantial reduction in fuel prices this Friday, bringing much-needed relief to consumers struggling with inflation and increasing transportation costs across Pakistan.

According to media reports, petrol prices may be reduced by up to Rs. 20 per litre, while high-speed diesel could see a significant cut of around Rs. 35 per litre. The expected decrease is linked to favorable trends in international oil markets and fluctuations in the exchange rate.

If approved, the price reduction would lower fuel expenses for millions of motorists and could also contribute to a decline in transportation and logistics costs nationwide. Consumers and businesses alike are hopeful that the move will help ease the overall cost of living.

The final pricing adjustment will be determined after a review of global petroleum prices and economic indicators, with an official announcement expected later this week. The anticipated reduction has generated optimism among the public, who are looking forward to relief from rising fuel and transportation expenses.

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