Key Points:
- Petrol falls by Rs 3 per litre to Rs 332 across Pakistan from 13 November.
- High-speed diesel falls by Rs 4 per litre to Rs 360.
- OGRA notified the revised ex-depot prices on 12 November under the federal petroleum pricing mechanism.
ISLAMABAD: OGRA cuts petrol to Rs 332 per litre and diesel to Rs 360 for November 13.
According to the OGRA press release issued on 12 November, the revised ex-depot prices take effect on 13 November 2026 under the petroleum products pricing mechanism approved by the federal government.
The cut is the eighth since 3 November in the run of daily revisions under the new pricing mechanism. The previous rates, set on 11 November, stayed in force through 12 November.
| Fuel | Price (per litre) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Petrol | Rs 332.00 | ▼ Rs 3.00 |
| High-Speed Diesel | Rs 360.00 | ▼ Rs 4.00 |
The petrol price in Pakistan today falls to Rs 332 per litre under the OGRA press release issued on 12 November.
Petrol has fallen by Rs 45.91 per litre since 31 October, when it cost Rs 377.91 per litre. Diesel has fallen by Rs 42.96 per litre over the same period.
The government continues to levy Rs 114 per litre in taxes and duties on petrol and Rs 100 per litre on diesel.
Under the revised framework approved by the federal cabinet, OGRA publishes updated fuel prices on its website daily to improve transparency.
The new pricing mechanism is based on a rolling seven-day average of international petroleum prices.
Pakistan switched to the daily pricing mechanism on 17 July 2026.
Consumers will watch the next OGRA notification for any further change in pump prices.
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