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Fuel prices stay put for next 15 days as govt holds the line

byCT Report
16/01/2026
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LAHORE: The government has decided to keep petroleum prices unchanged for the next 15 days, holding the line on fuel rates amid market expectations of further relief.

According to a notification issued by the Ministry of Finance, the price of petrol will remain at Rs253.17 per litre, while high-speed diesel will continue to be sold at Rs257.08 per litre.

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The move follows a cut announced on January 1, when petrol was reduced by Rs10.28 per litre and high-speed diesel by Rs8.57 per litre.

Officials said the decision aims to keep things steady in the fuel market, even as consumers keep a close eye on global oil trends.

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