ISLAMABAD: The government has revised petroleum prices for three days, keeping the petrol price unchanged while increasing the diesel rate by Rs2.29 per litre, according to a notification.
The petrol price has been maintained at Rs377.91 per litre, while the diesel rate has been increased to Rs402.96 per litre.
The new diesel rate reflects an increase of Rs2.29 per litre.
According to the notification, the revised petroleum prices will take effect from October 31 and remain applicable until November 2.
Earlier, Pakistan’s petrol and diesel production and sales figures for July to September 2026 were presented in the Senate, according to a written reply.
The country’s average daily petrol production stood at 7,035 metric tonnes during the period, while daily sales were recorded at 21,583 metric tonnes.
The average daily production of high-speed diesel (HSD) was recorded at 14,065 metric tonnes, while daily sales stood at 16,866 metric tonnes.
In Punjab, daily petrol production was recorded at 4,670 metric tonnes, while sales reached 14,827 metric tonnes. The province’s daily HSD production stood at 7,608 metric tonnes, against sales of 10,779 metric tonnes.
In Sindh, daily petrol production was recorded at 1,592 metric tonnes, while sales stood at 4,567 metric tonnes. Daily diesel production in the province was 4,419 metric tonnes, against sales of 3,662 metric tonnes.
In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, daily petrol sales were recorded at 2,127 metric tonnes, while daily HSD sales stood at 2,355 metric tonnes.
In Balochistan, daily petrol production was recorded at 773 metric tonnes, while sales stood at 62 metric tonnes. Daily diesel production in the province was 2,038 metric tonnes, against sales of 70 metric tonnes.
According to the written reply, refineries produce petrol and diesel using both locally produced and imported crude oil.
