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PhotoNews Pakistan > Pakistan > Federal Govt Increased Fuel Prices for the Next Fortnight
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Federal Govt Increased Fuel Prices for the Next Fortnight

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By Web Desk Published October 31, 2024 1 Min Read
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The federal government announced new prices for petroleum products on Thursday for the upcoming fortnight, with adjustments to petrol and high-speed diesel rates.

The latest notification reveals a rise in petrol prices by Rs 1.35, bringing the cost to Rs 248.38 per litre. High-speed diesel also increased, now priced at Rs 255.14 per litre after a rise of Rs 3.85.

Read: Petrol Price Unchanged, Diesel Rises by Rs. 5 in Latest Adjustment

Conversely, the prices for light diesel and kerosene oil have decreased. Following the update, kerosene oil is now priced at Rs 148.5 per litre, reflecting a decrease of Rs 4.92. Light diesel has dropped by Rs 2.61, now costing Rs 147.51 per litre.

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