Pakistan sets June 2027 target to deregulate petrol prices
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- Pakistan's government plans to deregulate petrol prices by June 2027.
- The reform is reportedly a condition set by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
- A committee has also approved principles for managing diesel price shocks.
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Pakistan's government is moving towards a market-based system for petroleum pricing. A committee has set a target of June 2027 to fully deregulate petrol prices. The plan, reportedly part of an agreement with the IMF, includes a phased transition to protect consumers from volatility. The committee has also approved a new method for calculating the Inland Freight Equalisation Margin (IFEM) and established principles for intervention in the diesel market during price emergencies.
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Reports indicate the plan to deregulate petrol prices by June 2027 is linked to conditions set by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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The move to deregulate petroleum prices is reportedly linked to conditions set by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as part of a broader plan to reform the country’s petroleum pricing mechanism.
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Pakistan sets June 2027 target to deregulate petrol prices
ISLAMABAD – The federal government has set June 2027 as an interim target for deregulating petrol prices as part of…
آئی ایم ایف شرط، جون 2027 تک پیٹرول کی قیمتیں ڈی ریگولیٹ کرنے کا ہدف مقرر
حکومت نے جون 2027 تک پیٹرول کی قیمتیں ڈی ریگولیٹ کرنے کا ہدف مقرر کردیا۔
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