Petrol falls Rs3 to Rs335 and diesel Rs7 to Rs364 from Thursday
Petrol will cost Rs335 a litre and diesel Rs364 from Thursday after a Rs3 and Rs7 cut. We compare the new rates with the April peak and the pre-war price.
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Petrol will cost Rs335 a litre and diesel Rs364 from Thursday after a Rs3 and Rs7 cut. We compare the new rates with the April peak and the pre-war price.
Pakistan has invoked price-review clauses in its two Qatar LNG contracts and sent a team to Doha to seek extra December and January cargoes, The News reported.
After a 10th round, Jamaat-i-Islami says it and the government agreed basic outlines of a petroleum levy relief deal, with a PM-Hafiz Naeem meeting next.
PTI says it will go to the Islamabad High Court over LPG sold at Rs600 to Rs800 a kilo against Ogra's Rs294 rate, and wants a forensic audit of the chain.
Pakistan's LPG auction committee set rules: 90% of local output sold openly, 10% kept for remote areas, and a 20-tonne daily cap per company.
A Turkish seismic vessel will reach Karachi between November 17 and 20 to begin offshore oil and gas exploration, the first such effort in nearly two decades.
Petrol falls Rs3.4 to Rs374.51 and diesel Rs7.76 to Rs395.20 for November 3, as the government says refineries will absorb Rs15bn a month to hold prices down.
The cabinet changed how petrol is priced: import prices will follow actual PSO cargo costs and refinery premiums freeze at March 7 levels for 30 days.
Brent rose to about $117, set for a 13pc monthly gain, after a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz was hit by explosives; traders fear escalation after the midterms.
PSO sources say QatarEnergy's final offer prices LNG at 11.96pc of Brent for both contracts, with 66 cargoes a year; PSO wants cabinet approval by Nov 3.
Brent fell on hopes of a US-Iran settlement and talks in Tehran, but Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia kept crude near six-month highs, Reuters reports.
LPG is selling at up to Rs750 a kilogram in northern KP against an official Rs279.34, while OGRA holds back a crackdown for fear of supply strikes.
The government cut petrol by Rs2.71 to Rs379.31 a litre and raised high-speed diesel by 31 paisas to Rs390.11 for October 22 under daily pricing.