Key Points:
- Petrol costs Rs 346 per litre across Pakistan today, unchanged.
- High-speed diesel costs Rs 378 per litre, also unchanged.
- The rates were set by OGRA on 6 November and remain in force until 10 November.
ISLAMABAD: Petrol costs Rs 346 per litre today, unchanged, as diesel holds at Rs 378.
According to the OGRA notification issued on 6 November, the revised ex-depot prices take effect from 7 November 2026 under the petroleum products pricing mechanism approved by the federal government.
The petrol and diesel rates stay unchanged today after five consecutive daily cuts. The last cut, announced on 6 November, reduced petrol by Rs 6.59 per litre and diesel by Rs 4.25 per litre.
| Fuel | Price (per litre) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Petrol | Rs 346.00 | No change |
| High-Speed Diesel | Rs 378.00 | No change |
The petrol price in Pakistan today stays at Rs 346 per litre under the OGRA notification issued on 6 November.
Petrol has fallen by Rs 31.91 per litre since 31 October, when it cost Rs 377.91 per litre. Diesel has fallen by Rs 24.96 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.
The change in price is necessitated by global events including changes in Platts rates, premiums and incidentals, OGRA said.
Under the revised framework approved by the federal cabinet, OGRA will publish 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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