Petrol cut by Rs9.41, diesel by Rs5.56 per litre from November 6
The government has cut petrol to Rs352.59 per litre and high-speed diesel to Rs382.25 from November 6. It is the fourth straight daily reduction.
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- Petrol falls Rs9.41 to Rs352.59 per litre for November 6
- High-speed diesel falls Rs5.56 to Rs382.25 per litre
- Fourth consecutive daily cut; petrol is down Rs25.32 since Monday
The federal government reduced the price of petrol by Rs9.41 per litre and high-speed diesel (HSD) by Rs5.56 per litre on Thursday, effective November 6, 2026. Petrol will now cost Rs352.59 per litre and HSD Rs382.25 per litre.
The Express Tribune reported that a Petroleum Division notification set the new rates. Business Recorder said the revised ex-depot prices were announced in a press release from the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA), under the petroleum pricing mechanism approved by the federal government.
This is the fourth consecutive day of cuts. According to The Express Tribune, petrol is down Rs25.32 per litre and diesel Rs20.71 per litre since Monday. On Wednesday, petrol was cut by Rs7.06 to Rs362.00 per litre and diesel by Rs3.71 for November 5.
The Express Tribune also reported that on Monday the government said oil refineries would absorb Rs15 billion per month, allowing petrol to sell Rs15 below the global market price amid the US-Israeli war on Iran. On July 17 the government replaced weekly fuel pricing with daily reviews amid US-Iran tensions.
The paper also recalled the relief announced by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on September 13: Rs100 per litre on petrol for motorcycles, three-wheeler rickshaws and cars up to 800cc. The scheme is estimated to cover 11.8 million beneficiaries.
About 10 million two-wheeler users and 800,000 three-wheeler users get relief on 20 litres a month, up to Rs2,000 each. About one million users of cars up to 800cc get relief on 30 litres a month, up to Rs3,000 each.
On September 17 the government reintroduced austerity and fuel conservation measures. Shops and markets must close by 9pm, marriage halls by 10pm, and restaurants may stay open until 11pm. Takeaway and home delivery are exempt.
Background
khabr.pk's figures recorded petrol at Rs352.59 and high-speed diesel at Rs382.25 per litre as of November 5.
Why it matters
Fuel prices feed into transport costs and household budgets across Pakistan. Motorcycle, rickshaw and small-car owners also receive the Rs100 per litre relief, capped at Rs2,000 or Rs3,000 a month depending on the vehicle. Diesel at Rs382.25 per litre remains a cost for transporters.
