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    Petrol price drops by Rs3.19, diesel rises by Rs2.25 per litre

    Madiha Imam•October 27, 2026• 1 min read
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    Petrol price drops by Rs3.19, diesel rises by Rs2.25 per litre
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    “Petrol falls by Rs3.19 to Rs376.06 per litre in Pakistan, while high-speed diesel rises by Rs2.25 to Rs398.07 from October 28, 2026. ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – Pet…”

    IISLAMABAD —Petrol prices in Pakistan have been reduced, while high-speed diesel has become more expensive under the latest fuel price revision effective from October 28, 2026. Petrol has fallen by Rs3.19 per litre to Rs376.06, offering some relief to motorists, while diesel has increased by Rs2.25 per litre to Rs398.07.

    The latest adjustment brings contrasting changes for consumers, with petrol becoming cheaper as the price of diesel moves higher. The revised rates were announced for Wednesday, the latest petroleum price update.

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    Written by Madiha Imam

    Aman-e-Pakistan Senior Journalist & Bureau Reporter

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