Petrol Price Hiked by Rs5, Diesel Rates Vary Amid Conflicting Reports

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  • Petrol price increased by 5 rupees per liter.
  • New petrol price is 316.15 rupees per liter.
  • Diesel price increase varies in reports, with new prices between 344.50 and 361.35 rupees per liter.

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The government has increased the prices of petrol and diesel across Pakistan. The hike in domestic fuel prices comes amidst a rise in international oil prices, with West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil increasing by two percent to $80.50 per barrel, and Brent crude oil prices climbing by two percent to $80 per barrel. This increase in global oil prices is attributed to the closure of supply channels. Following the announcement, public reaction has emerged, with citizens expressing anger and sharing their opinions regarding the hike. On July 18, 2026, revised prices were announced, with petrol increasing by five rupees per liter to 316.15 rupees per liter. Reports on diesel price adjustments vary, with new rates reported between 344.50 and 361.35 rupees per liter, effective from July 20, 2026.

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The government has announced revised fuel prices effective July 20, 2026. Petrol has increased by five rupees per liter to 316.15 rupees. Reports on diesel price adjustments vary, with new rates reported between 344.50 and 361.35 rupees per liter.

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Reports on July 18, 2026, indicate that the price of petrol has been increased by five rupees per liter, reaching a new rate of 316.15 rupees per liter. For diesel, reports vary, with some stating an increase of 31 rupees per liter, bringing the price to 344.50 rupees per liter, while other reports suggest an increase of 13.05 rupees per liter, setting the new price at 361.35 rupees per liter. These revised prices are effective from July 20, 2026.

Public reaction has emerged following the recent increase in petrol and diesel prices. Citizens have expressed anger and shared their opinions regarding the hike.

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