LPG cylinders selling at twice the official price amid supply crisis
LPG cylinders are selling at more than twice Ogra's Rs3,296 price after Iranian supplies were disrupted; the minister says prices will ease within days.
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LPG cylinders are selling at more than twice Ogra's Rs3,296 price after Iranian supplies were disrupted; the minister says prices will ease within days.
CPPA-G projects Pakistan's power purchase price at Rs27.31 per unit in 2027, with capacity payments of Rs1.91 trillion; Nepra holds a public hearing on Nov 3.
LPG prices jumped Rs100 a kilogram over the weekend after import exemptions on Iranian cargo were withdrawn, and the industry wants daily pricing before winter.
Brent eased to $105.21 but was set for a weekly gain as Iranian attacks cut Hormuz oil flows to 68pc of normal. The IEA agreed to release 20m barrels of diesel.
The Power Division projected a Rs2.56 per unit fuel adjustment in November bills, adding Rs32.7bn, saying loadshedding averted a bigger rise of up to Rs6.
A Qatari LNG cargo berthed at Engro's terminal, ending a four-day halt in LNG supply, but the second terminal stays idle and winter demand is set to soar.
Pakistan plans to buy 10 LNG cargoes on the spot market this winter at about double the Qatari price, pushing the four-month import bill to $1.29bn.
OGDCL aims to lift crude output from 36,013 to 60,384 barrels a day by 2030-31, as Pakistan seeks Libyan crude and Turkish help with exploration.
The US temporarily lifted sanctions on Russian diesel after Trump said Putin agreed to supply fuel to world markets; Zelenskiy called it a gift to Moscow.
Brent fell to about $103 after Trump ruled out attacking Iran before the US midterms, as Tehran reviews a US reply on reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
The government raised petrol by Rs2.31 to Rs398.96 a litre and high-speed diesel by 78 paisas to Rs395.72 for October 9, under the daily pricing system.
Oil rose on Thursday, with Brent above $102 a barrel, as attacks on Gulf shipping hit a wartime high and a hurricane shut a quarter of US Gulf of Mexico output.
Petrol now costs Rs393.64 a litre and diesel Rs397.76 for Tuesday, under Pakistan's daily pricing system, with taxes of Rs114 and Rs100 a litre still in place.