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Govt to drop petroleum prices by Rs 5.90 per litre in January

byMonitoring Report
27/12/2014
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ISLAMABAD: The price of petroleum products are going to decrease further for consumers at the start of the New Year.
Owing to a decrease in the price of the commodity in the international market, POL prices have decreased for two consecutive months in Pakistan.
In January a new decrease is expected to be implemented which will see the price of petrol drop by Rs 5.90 per litre. The price of diesel is to decrease by Rs 11 while kerosene oil will decrease by Rs13.50. A summary for the price decrease will be issued on December 29.

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