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Islamabad, Pakistan
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Islamabad, Pakistan

Pakistan has announced another revision in petroleum prices as fuel rates continue to change amid fluctuations in international oil markets and ongoing pressure on the country’s energy costs.
According to the latest Petroleum Division update for September 24, 2026, petrol is currently priced at Rs390.12 per litre, while High-Speed Diesel (HSD) is selling at Rs414.75 per litre.
The latest reported rates are:
The latest daily revision followed a reduction of Rs1.93 per litre in petrol and Rs4.21 per litre in diesel compared with the previous day’s rates.
Pakistan’s petroleum prices have been moving frequently in September as international oil prices and global energy-market conditions remain volatile. Recent developments in the Gulf region have also increased concerns over oil supplies and energy costs.
The government has been revising fuel prices frequently under the current pricing mechanism, meaning motorists can see changes over relatively short periods.
Petrol prices directly affect millions of motorists, particularly car and motorcycle users. Changes in fuel prices can also influence transportation costs and household budgets.
Diesel prices are especially important for the transport, agriculture and logistics sectors because diesel-powered vehicles and machinery are widely used for moving goods and supporting economic activity.
The latest reduction provides some relief compared with the previous day’s rates, but petrol and diesel remain important expenses for households and businesses. With international energy markets continuing to face uncertainty, further changes in Pakistan’s petroleum prices will remain closely watched.
Consumers are therefore advised to check the latest official Petroleum Division notification before making decisions based on fuel prices, as rates have been changing frequently during September 2026.