Upcoming Petrol Price from 21 June 2026
The Government of Pakistan has decided to change petrol and diesel prices by providing temporary relief to the public ahead of rising economic pressure and the decision was made after a high level review meeting on petroleum prices.
| Fuel | Upcoming Price | Change |
| Petrol | 370.78 | -03.00 |
| Diesel | 376.78 | -02.00 |
| Kerosene Oil | 195.73 | 0.0 |
Aramco Petrol price
Aramco Petrol price in Pakistan today is Rs 373.17 per liter with decrease and remains constant for next week.
| Fuel | Current price |
| Petrol | 373.78 |
| Diesel | 378.78 |
| Kerosene oil | 195.73 |
Factors affecting fuel prices
International crude oil prices
If global oil prices go up, Pakistan pays more to import fuel, so local prices increase. If crude oil falls, prices can decrease.
USD/PKR exchange rate
Pakistan imports oil in US dollars. If the rupee weakens against the dollar, fuel becomes more expensive even if oil prices stay the same.
Petroleum Development Levy (PDL) and taxes
Government taxes and levies are a major part of the final fuel price. Higher levies can keep petrol expensive even when global oil prices fall.
Refinery and freight costs
Costs of refining, transporting, and distributing fuel inside Pakistan affect the final price.
Global political tensions
Wars or tensions in oil-producing regions (Middle East, Iran, etc.) can push oil prices higher due to supply concerns.
Petrol price revision today
- Petrol is around Rs. 373.78/litre and diesel around Rs. 378.78/litre after recent revisions.
- The latest decrease was mainly due to lower international oil prices and a relatively stable rupee.
- However fuel prices remain high because government levies/taxes are still significant and global oil markets remain sensitive to geopolitical events.
Recent months Fuel Price Pressure
In March 2026, Pakistan witnessed a major increase in petrol and diesel prices, with rates rising sharply due to global oil market instability.
- Petrol prices crossed Rs 520 per litre
The increase was linked to rising crude oil prices amid Middle East tensions
Since then there has been strong public concern over inflation and transportation costs.
Read more : latest updates about fuel rates
Government’s Strategy
Fuel prices in Pakistan are reviewed regularly, and any future change will depend on:
- International crude oil rates
- Exchange rate of the Pakistani rupee
- Government taxation and subsidy decision
Experts warn that if global oil prices continue to rise future increases cannot be ruled out.
Conclusion
With the current petrol price at Rs. 373.78/litre and diesel at Rs. 378.78/litre, market expectations suggest a further reduction of Rs. 3 per litre for petrol and Rs. 2 per litre for diesel. If approved, petrol would fall to approximately Rs. 370.78/litre and diesel to Rs. 376.78/litre.
This expected decrease is mainly driven by lower international oil prices and stable exchange rate conditions. A reduction in fuel prices would provide some relief to consumers, lower transportation costs, and positively impact overall inflation and economic activity in Pakistan. However, future fuel prices will continue to depend on global oil market trends, exchange rate movements,and government taxation policies.
