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Minister says ‘good news likely’ after petrol, diesel prices held

by Asia Today Team
June 28, 2026
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A day after the federal government saved petrol and high-speed diesel (HSD) costs unchanged in its weekly evaluate, Federal Minister for Petroleum Ali Pervaiz Malik on Saturday stated “excellent news” was possible for shoppers within the coming days.

Malik stated a high-level committee constituted on Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s directives would oversee petroleum value willpower to make sure transparency and shield client pursuits.

Underneath a Petroleum Division notification issued on Friday, petrol remained at Rs299.50 per litre and HSD at Rs311.47 per litre “till additional orders”. The Oil and Gasoline Regulatory Authority, nevertheless, decreased the worth of kerosene by Rs6.85 per litre to Rs227.05 from Rs233.90.

Chatting with a neighborhood media outlet, Malik stated the federal government was intently monitoring worldwide oil-market developments and would move on any obtainable profit to shoppers whereas staying throughout the scope of worldwide obligations.

He stated the federal government would neither favour any sector nor impose an undue burden on one other. Client safety was the prime minister’s high precedence, he added.

In a submit on X, Malik requested the general public to evaluate worldwide Platts costs for petrol and HSD in the course of the week. Figures shared by the minister confirmed petrol falling from $98.35 per barrel on June 22 to $95.23 on June 23, $92.23 on June 24 and $90.36 on June 25, earlier than rising to $91.68 on June 26.

The HSD benchmark stood at $109.09 per barrel on June 22, fell to $105.02 the next day, rose to $105.76 on June 24, then eased to $105.06 on June 25 and $100.92 on June 26.

Malik stated the federal government had to date decreased petrol costs by Rs155 per litre and diesel costs by Rs200 per litre, describing the cuts as a part of efforts to offer reduction to the general public.

He stated gas provides had remained steady regardless of world market volatility and war-related uncertainty, with no shortages reported.

Petroleum Division sources stated the petroleum levy on HSD was raised by Rs6.57 per litre to Rs79.54, from Rs72.97. The levy on petrol elevated by 39 paisas to Rs66.64 per litre from Rs66.25, whereas the levy on kerosene remained unchanged at Rs20.36 per litre.

Within the previous weekly evaluate, the federal government lower petrol costs by Rs74 per litre, HSD by Rs67 per litre and kerosene by Rs48.29 per litre, bringing the latter down from Rs282.19 to Rs233.90.

The reductions adopted the US-Iran peace settlement, facilitated via Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts, and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, which eased considerations over oil provides and contributed to a decline in worldwide crude costs.

Petrol is especially utilized by commuters in small autos, rickshaws and two-wheelers. HSD is extensively utilized in heavy items transport, buses, trains and agricultural equipment, making its value inflationary.

Malik stated the federal government would proceed to pursue honest, clear and accountable gas pricing according to worldwide market situations and the prime minister’s directives.



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