Petrol prices in Pakistan may drop from December 1, 2025, because the price of oil in the international market has fallen. This is good news for people across the country who are facing high expenses and rising prices of daily items.
Pakistan buys most of its oil from other countries, so when world prices go down, local fuel prices also change. Over the last few days, global oil prices have fallen sharply, giving the government a chance to lower fuel prices for the public.
How Much Petrol and Diesel May Become Cheaper?
Oil officials have shared early estimates, and the expected changes are:
- Petrol: may go down by Rs. 3.75 per litre
- High-Speed Diesel: may drop by Rs. 6.10 per litre
- Kerosene: may decrease by Rs. 0.73 per litre
- Light Diesel Oil: may fall by Rs. 6.35 per litre
These changes matter a lot because people use petrol every day for cars and motorcycles. Diesel is very important for buses, trucks, and farming machines. When diesel becomes cheaper, the cost of transporting goods can also go down, which may help reduce prices of food and other items.
OGRA Preparing Final Summary
Oil companies have completed their calculations after checking the latest global prices. They have sent their reports to OGRA (Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority).
OGRA is now preparing a final price summary. This summary will be given to the Ministry of Finance for approval. It includes details like:
- global oil prices
- exchange rates
- import costs
- local taxes
Officials say they check everything carefully before sending the final recommendation.
Government to Announce New Prices on November 30
The Ministry of Finance will look at OGRA’s suggestions and then discuss the final decision with the Prime Minister. After that, the government will announce the new petrol and diesel prices on November 30, 2025.
The updated prices will start from December 1 and will stay in place for 15 days.
How This Price Drop Can Help People
If petrol and diesel prices come down, it can help everyone in many ways:
- Daily travel may become cheaper
- Goods transported by trucks may cost less
- Farmers may save money on fuel
- Small businesses may reduce their expenses
- Households facing high bills may get some relief
Experts believe that if world oil prices continue to fall, Pakistan may also see lower inflation in the coming months.
Conclusion
Pakistan is likely to cut fuel prices from December 1 because global oil prices have fallen. OGRA is working on the final summary, and the government will make the official announcement on November 30. If approved, the new prices will bring much-needed relief to people and businesses across the country.
