Bangladesh Petrol price today

Bangladesh Petrol price today

Bangladesh Petrol price today

Petrol  prices in Bangladesh play a major role in transportation costs, inflation, and overall economic activity. The government adjusts fuel prices under an automatic pricing mechanism that considers international crude oil prices, import costs, exchange rates, and domestic supply conditions. As of June 2026, Bangladesh has revised fuel prices in response to rising global oil market trends.

Bangladesh petrol price in Rupees

Fuel  prices in Bangladesh remain relatively affordable compared to many countries. As of today, petrol is priced at USD 1.026 per litre, which is approximately PKR 287.28 per litre. Diesel is available at USD 0.862 per litre or around PKR 241.36 per litre.

Fuel Price Pakistani rupees
Petrol 1 USDRs 287.28
Diesel 0.9 USDRs 241.36

Bangladesh Fuel Price History 2026

Month Petrol Diesel High Octane Kerosene oil
January 118 Tk102 Tk122 Tk114 Tk
March 116 Tk100 Tk120 Tk112 Tk
April 2026116 Tk100 Tk120 Tk112 Tk
19 April 135 Tk115 Tk140 Tk130 Tk

Fuel prices have seen significant fluctuations throughout 2026 due to changes in global crude oil markets and import costs.

Bangladesh CNG Price today

For vehicles running on CNG, the fuel costs just USD 0.014 per kilogram, equivalent to about PKR 3.92 per kilogram, making it one of the most economical fuel options in the country. Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) remains one of the most economical fuels for vehicles in Bangladesh. CNG rates vary slightly by location and supplier, but government-regulated pricing generally keeps it cheaper than petrol and octane. Many commercial vehicles and private cars use CNG to reduce fuel expenses.

Vehicle owners often choose CNG because of its lower operating cost and reduced emissions compared to petrol and diesel.

Electricity Unit price in Bangladesh 2026

Electricity rates in Bangladesh are also comparatively low, with consumers paying around USD 0.053 per kWh, which equals approximately PKR 14.84 per kWh. These prices can change over time due to fluctuations in global energy markets, exchange rates, government policies and domestic demand .The government increased petrol, octane, and kerosene prices by Tk 5 per litre in June 2026, while diesel prices remained unchanged at Tk 115 per litre.

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Why Fuel Prices Change in Bangladesh

Several factors influence fuel prices in Bangladesh:

1. International Crude Oil Prices

Bangladesh imports a significant portion of its petroleum products. When global crude oil prices rise, local fuel prices usually increase as well.

2. Exchange Rate Movements

Fuel imports are paid for in foreign currencies. A weaker Bangladeshi Taka increases import costs and may lead to higher domestic fuel prices.

3. Import and Transportation Costs

Shipping, freight, insurance and distribution expenses directly affect the final retail price of fuel.

4. Government Pricing Policy

Bangladesh follows an automatic fuel pricing mechanism introduced to align local fuel prices with international market conditions.

5. Supply and Demand Conditions

Changes in domestic demand and global supply disruptions can impact fuel availability and pricing.

Impact of Fuel Prices on the Economy

Higher fuel prices can:

  • Increase transportation costs

  • Raise food and commodity prices

  • Increase production costs for industries

  • Contribute to inflation

  • Affect household budgets

Conversely, lower fuel prices can reduce transportation expenses and help stabilize inflation.

Crude Oil Bangladesh Prices

Crude oil serves as the primary raw material for petrol, diesel, and other petroleum products. When global crude oil prices increase due to geopolitical tensions, production cuts, or supply disruptions, Bangladesh often experiences higher fuel import costs. Recent fuel price increases were partly attributed to rising international oil prices and global market pressures.

Conclusion

Bangladesh’s fuel prices continue to be influenced by global crude oil markets, exchange rates, import expense and government policies. As of June 2026, petrol costs Tk 140 per litre, diesel Tk 115 per litre, octane Tk 145 per litre and kerosene Tk 135 per litre. Understanding these fuel rates and the factors behind price changes helps consumers and businesses plan transportation and operating costs more effectively.