Islamabad: Pakistan is likely to see a noticeable reduction in petroleum product prices for the next 15-day review cycle, effective from December 1, 2025. Industrial and government sources indicate that prices may decrease by up to Rs 6.35 per litre due to easing global market conditions.
According to sources, the expected relief is primarily driven by an increase in global supply, made possible after multiple units of Kuwait’s Al-Zour Refinery—one of the largest refining complexes in the Gulf region—resumed operations. This has added supply to the international market, leading to downward pressure on prices.
Based on 13 days of preliminary data, petrol prices are estimated to drop by Rs 3.70 per litre, potentially reducing the current price from Rs 265.45 to around Rs 261.75 per litre.
Similarly, the price of high-speed diesel is expected to decrease by Rs 4.28 per litre, bringing it down from Rs 284.44 to approximately Rs 280.16 per litre.
Kerosene oil is expected to witness a marginal reduction of Rs 0.73 per litre, lowering its price from Rs 194.34 to roughly Rs 193.61 per litre.
Sources also suggest that light diesel oil may observe the highest cut, with a reduction of Rs 6.35 per litre, decreasing the price from Rs 170.80 to around Rs 164.45 per litre.
