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PM Shehbaz rejects summary to hike fuel prices amid Eid ul Fitr

by Asia Today Team
March 21, 2026
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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stated on Friday night time, the eve of Eidul Fitr, that he had rejected recommendation to additional elevate gas costs and the federal authorities would take up the burden itself.The federal government was anticipated to soak up the impression of a rise in oil costs of as much as Rs49 per litre amid a pointy surge pushed by tensions within the Gulf area.

In keeping with calculations, the worth of high-speed diesel had elevated by Rs49 per litre, whereas diesel costs had risen by Rs29 per litre. Nevertheless, the federal government might take up this impression by worth differential claims.

Over the past week, the federal authorities hiked the costs of kerosene oil and light-weight diesel oil (LDO). Nevertheless, it determined to freeze petrol and high-speed diesel costs by sustaining the petroleum levy and offering a subsidy to soak up rising prices.

Two weeks in the past, the federal government sharply elevated diesel and petrol costs by Rs55 per litre or 20% — as a result of ongoing US-Israel and Iran conflict, which has disrupted provide chains and pushed crude oil costs to 2 years’ highest stage.

The rise in petrol costs was greater than the surge within the worldwide market, as the federal government selected to gather extra money than required from motorcyclists and automotive homeowners to subsidise the usage of diesel, largely by the general public transport and the agriculture sector.

Nevertheless, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif determined to not enhance the costs of petroleum merchandise final week, honouring his promise to the general public regardless of an additional rise in worldwide oil costs.

The Committee to Monitor Petrol Costs was knowledgeable on Monday that the nation had satisfactory gas availability for March and protection was obtainable till mid-April based mostly on present cargo planning and provide preparations, with efforts underway to increase it additional in direction of the top of subsequent month.

The committee members undertook a complete evaluate of petroleum product inventory positions throughout the nation and have been briefed intimately on the present nationwide stock of crude oil and refined petroleum merchandise, ongoing import preparations and provide chain logistics.

Earlier, Petroleum Secretary Hamed Yaqoob Sheikh stated the nation presently had diesel reserves enough for 21 days and petrol shares for 27 days.

The petroleum secretary briefed the Senate Standing Committee on Petroleum on the nation’s gas reserves and the impression of rising tensions within the Center East on international vitality provides.

Sheikh stated the nation additionally had liquefied petroleum gasoline (LPG) reserves for 9 days and JP-1 aviation gas shares for 14 days. The petroleum secretary stated that round 70% of Pakistan’s petroleum provides got here from the Center East and the continuing regional tensions had disrupted shipments, with vessel motion presently affected.



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