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Petrol Price Remains Unchanged High-Speed Diesel Increased for Second Half of September 2025

The government has kept petrol prices unchanged at Rs. 264.61 per litre, while high-speed diesel (HSD) has been increased by Rs. 2.78 to Rs. 272.77 per litre for the second half of September 2025. Check the latest fuel prices in Pakistan.
Petrol Price in Pakistan

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The Government of Pakistan has announced the latest petroleum prices for the second half of September 2025. According to the Finance Division notification, the price of petrol remains unchanged at Rs. 264.61 per litre, while the price of high-speed diesel (HSD) has been increased by Rs. 2.78 per litre, reaching Rs. 272.77 per litre.

Petrol Price Update September 2025

Petrol Price Status

  • Petrol will continue to be sold at Rs. 264.61 per litre.
  • This marks the third consecutive review where petrol prices have remained unchanged.
  • The stability in petrol pricing offers some relief to consumers, especially private vehicle owners and the transport sector.

Key Highlights

  • Petrol remains constant at Rs. 264.61 per litre.
  • No increase or decrease announced for September’s second half.
  • Stability attributed to global crude oil prices and currency factors.

High-Speed Diesel (HSD) Price Update

The petrol, high-speed diesel has seen an increase of Rs. 2.78 per litre, taking the new price to Rs. 272.77 per litre. Diesel plays a crucial role in Pakistan’s economy, as it is widely used in agriculture, heavy transport, goods carriers, and industrial machinery.

Key Highlights

  • HSD increased from Rs. 269.99 to Rs. 272.77 per litre.
  • Increment of Rs. 2.78 per litre.
  • Likely to affect transportation fares and agricultural costs.

Previous Petroleum Price Review

In the last petroleum price review the following changes were announced:

High-Speed Diesel (HSD): Reduced by Rs. 3 per litre, fixing it at Rs. 269.99 per litre.

Petrol: Remained unchanged at Rs. 264.61 per litre.

Superior Kerosene Oil (SKO): Reduced by Rs. 1.46 per litre, bringing it to Rs. 176.81 per litre.

Light Diesel Oil (LDO): Reduced by Rs. 2.40 per litre, making it Rs. 159.76 per litre.





Comparative Table of Petroleum Prices

Fuel TypePrevious Price (Rs./Litre)Current Price (Rs./Litre)Change (Rs.)
Petrol264.61264.610.00
High-Speed Diesel (HSD)269.99272.77+2.78
Superior Kerosene Oil (SKO)176.81176.81*0.00*
Light Diesel Oil (LDO)159.76159.76*0.00*

Impact of Fuel Price Changes

Economic Impact

Transport Sector: Increased diesel costs are likely to push transport fares higher, as buses, trucks, and goods carriers rely heavily on HSD.

Agriculture: Farmers using diesel-powered machinery such as tube wells, tractors, and harvesters may face higher input costs.

Inflation: Rising transport costs can indirectly lead to increased prices of essential commodities, adding pressure to inflation.

Consumer Impact

Motorists: Petrol price stability brings short-term relief to car and motorcycle owners.

Daily Essentials: Cost of goods transportation may rise due to the diesel price hike, potentially affecting grocery and utility prices.

Government’s Fuel Price Policy

Pakistan adjusts fuel prices every 15 days, based on:

  • International crude oil prices.
  • Dollar-rupee exchange rates.
  • Refinery margins and import costs.
  • Government-imposed taxes and levies (Petroleum Levy, GST).

This bi-monthly revision ensures that global market fluctuations are reflected in domestic pricing.

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