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Petrol Price in Pakistan Up by Rs. 4.13

Abdullah  01 Mar 2024   494
Petrol Price in Pakistan Up by Rs. 4.13

Petrol Price in Pakistan Up by Rs. 4.13

In a recent announcement, the interim government of Pakistan has disclosed a revision in petrol prices. The Finance Division's official notification states a hike of Rs. 4.13, establishing a new rate at Rs. 279.75, effective from March 1, 2024, for the upcoming two weeks. Simultaneously, diesel prices remain unaltered.

Projected Price Adjustments and Fuel Variances
Initial reports from various media outlets hinted at a Rs. 5 surge in petrol prices, propelling it to Rs. 280.62 from its previous Rs. 275.62. Forecasts also indicate an increase in high-speed diesel prices to Rs. 289.33 per liter, marking a Rs. 2 ascent. Light diesel oil and kerosene oil are likewise subject to changes, facing increments of Rs. 0.80 and Rs. 0.70 per liter, respectively.



The Logic Behind Fluctuating Global Fuel Rates

The cyclical adjustment of New Fuel prices in Pakistan in 2024, occurring every 15 days, is an outcome of meticulous considerations rooted in global oil trends and the dynamic exchange rate between the dollar and the Pakistani rupee. Despite the stable condition of the rupee, geopolitical tensions and supply uncertainties in the first two months of 2024 have contributed to an approximate 10% surge in oil prices, thus influencing the ongoing adjustments.

Economic Implications and Governmental Decision-Making

With Pakistan being a significant importer of 85% of its oil and grappling with an economy marked by a 28.3% inflation rate in January, these adjustments assume paramount importance. The government, in determining these fuel prices, factors in diverse elements such as the requirements of Pakistan State Oil, tax considerations, and global oil pricing dynamics. This economic landscape is an outcome of the conditions laid out by the International Monetary Fund in an agreement inked last July, intending to stabilize the economy but presenting challenges like heightened taxes and energy costs.

Impact on Daily Lives and Public Sentiment

As fuel prices continue their upward trajectory, a parallel increase in the cost of living and transportation is anticipated. This economic strain is apparent, evidenced by a 4% decline in petroleum product sales in January as individuals curtailed spending amidst economic uncertainties. The public is encouraged to share their perspectives on the petrol price in Pakistan in the comments section.

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