Government POL prices News and Discussions

[Fatman17]

When Fuel Supplies Tighten, What Are Pakistan’s Real Mobility Alternatives?

In recent weeks, as global fuel prices fluctuate and supply uncertainties plague international markets, policymakers in Pakistan have begun considering

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What are mobility options

 

[Fatman17]

Protecting consumers or balancing the books: Pakistan’s oil dilemma

As war in the Middle East convulses global oil markets, Pakistan faces a stark choice between shielding consumers from fuel price shocks and meeting its commitments to the IMF.

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Pakistan oil 🛢 dilemma

 

[Fatman17]

Pakistan Railways raises fares, ride-hailing services hike rates after fuel price surge - Profit by Pakistan Today

Economy class tickets up 5%, AC fares up 10%, cargo charges increase 20%

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Pakistan railways raises fares

 

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[Fatman17]

Hiked POL prices begin to inflict serious damage on economy, warns PCDMA

KARACHI: Pakistan Chemicals & Dyes Merchants Association (PCDMA) has warned that the recent Rs55 per litre...

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Hiked POL prices causing damage

 

[Fatman17]

'Govt absorbs Rs77 fuel price hike' | The Express Tribune

It is not clear whether govt will cut oil levy or reimburse cost to OMCs, refineries

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Government absorb fuel hike

 

[Fatman17]

Oil shock may cost Pakistan 1.5pc of GDP: experts

External sector may face $12-14bn shock over next year, warns Hafiz Pasha; wx-SBP chief Ishrat insists daily fuel price adjustments may cut hoarding incentives.

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Oil 🛢 shock effects GDP by 1.5%

 

[Fatman17]

Govt hikes kerosene by Rs40 per litre, keeps petrol and diesel prices unchanged

With fresh price notification, Kerosene, commonly described as the poor man’s fuel, has become the most expensive consumer product at Rs358 per litre.

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Government hikes kerosene by PKR 40

 

[Fatman17]

Petroleum dealers warn of strike from 27th | The Express Tribune

Petroleum dealers warn of strike from 27th

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Petrol ️ dealers warn of strike from 27th

 

[Mohid Afzal]

damn, its time we dig up our own gas reserves , im sure Pakistan has lots of gas, we also eat lots of channay so gas is available everywhere

If you look at the news from the past 4 years, "new" gas reserves have been found various times in KP, Balochistan and Sindh, specially that one from Karachi which burned for several days before the flames finally died. If even half of of them are true, then we are absolute morons to not take advantage of them.

 

[Fatman17]

If you look at the news from the past 4 years, "new" gas reserves have been found various times in KP, Balochistan and Sindh, specially that one from Karachi which burned for several days before the flames finally died. If even half of of them are true, then we are absolute morons to not take advantage of them.

Taking too long to bring these finds on to the distribution network. Sometimes upto 3 years.

 

[313Ghazi]

'Govt absorbs Rs77 fuel price hike' | The Express Tribune

It is not clear whether govt will cut oil levy or reimburse cost to OMCs, refineries

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Government absorb fuel hike

Good step in my opinion. I know we probably can't afford it but we can afford inflation even less.

 

[Mohid Afzal]

Taking too long to bring these finds on to the distribution network. Sometimes upto 3 years.

We are not even sure IF these new sources are being dug up and just being used for PR purposes.

 

[Oscar]

We are not even sure IF these new sources are being dug up and just being used for PR purposes.

Considering the amount of spices and fatty oils Pakistanis consume I am sure many hydrocarbon equipment mistakes sites simply on empty lots where a wedding or two was held the night before.

 

[Fatman17]

Pakistan has sufficient petrol reserves for 27 days and diesel reserves for 21 days, Petroleum Secretary Hamed Yaqoob Sheikh said on Monday while addressing a meeting of the Senate Standing Committee on Petroleum.

The standing committee, chaired by Senator Manzoor Ahmed, was meeting after the government announced a Rs55 per litre hike in the prices of both petrol and high-speed diesel in response to tensions in the Middle East.

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