After increasing petrol and diesel prices by PKR 55 on March 6, the government has not increased the prices for three weeks despite higher global rates
Pakistan’s energy landscape is undergoing a significant transition, and policy decisions must keep pace with economic pressures and climate considerations
Move likely to make petrol and diesel costlier irrespective of global prices
Diesel, petrol and furnace oil consumption continues to decline, extending a months-long slowdown in the energy market
Difference between diesel and crude prices reaches two-year high of $29.5 per barrel
The price of crude oil has gone up internationally, raising landing cost for Pakistani costs for Pakistani companies
