ISLAMABAD: The caretaker government, providing relief to the inflation-hit Pakistanis, slashed the price of petrol by Rs14 per litre.
In a notification, the Finance Division said the new prices of petroleum products for the fortnight — starting from December 16 and remaining in place till December 31 — were recommended by the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra).
Petrol's price has been dropped to Rs267.34 per litre, while diesel rate has been decreased by Rs13.50 per litre to Rs276.21 per litre, according to the Finance Division's statement.
| Products | Existing price | New price | Increase/Decrease |
| Petrol | Rs281.34 | Rs267.34 | - Rs14 |
| High Speed Diesel (HSD) | Rs289.71 | Rs276.21 | - Rs13.50 |
| Kerosene oil | Rs201.16 | Rs191.02 | - Rs10.14 |
| Light diesel oil | Rs175.93 | Rs164.64 | - Rs11.29 |
The division further said that Kerosene oil's price has been slashed by Rs10.14 per litre to Rs191.02 and the light diesel oil will be available at Rs164.64 per litre after a reduction of Rs11.29.
The fuel prices were expected to fall in the next fortnightly review due to a substantial drop in global oil prices over the past two weeks.
The government reviews the prices of petroleum products every fortnight and adjusts them according to the international market trends and the exchange rate of the rupee.
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