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Petroleum Prices in Pakistan Expected to Rise Again from February 1st

January 29, 2025
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Pakistan is bracing for another surge in petroleum prices starting February 1st, driven by fluctuating global oil market trends. Reports suggest that diesel prices may increase by Rs. 6 per liter, while petrol prices could see a rise of Rs. 3 per liter. This comes on the heels of two price hikes in January, underscoring the persistent pressure from volatile international oil prices.

Global Oil Market Trends and Impact

Global crude oil prices, which had remained below $80 per barrel since October 2024, started climbing again in December. Recent data reveals that British crude oil is now trading at approximately $81.56 per barrel, while American crude has reached $79.65 per barrel. These rising international prices have increased the cost of petroleum imports for Pakistan, leading to the anticipated hike in domestic fuel prices.

Local Implications of Rising Fuel Costs

The continuous adjustments in petroleum prices are expected to burden consumers further, many of whom are already struggling with escalating living expenses. Transportation and daily commuting costs are likely to rise, creating ripple effects across the economy. Industries reliant on transportation may face increased operational costs, which could translate into higher prices for goods and services.

Growing Dependency on Petroleum Imports

From July to December 2024, Pakistan experienced a 1% increase in petroleum imports, highlighting the country’s dependence on imported fuel. This dependency, combined with rising global oil prices, has intensified the challenges for Pakistan’s economy.

Economic Challenges Ahead

As the cost of petroleum products continues to rise, the implications for Pakistan’s economy are significant. The increase will likely impact household budgets, transportation sectors, and inflation rates, making it critical for the government to address the underlying challenges.

The potential price hike on February 1st will mark yet another chapter in Pakistan’s ongoing struggle with global oil market fluctuations. While the government seeks to balance international market pressures with local economic stability, consumers remain at the forefront of bearing the brunt of these adjustments.


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