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OGRA recommends Rs 1 per liter cut in oil prices, Rs 1.6 in diesel

byCustoms Today Report
29/04/2015
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ISLAMABAD: Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) has moved a summary to the ministry of petroleum for changes in the petroleum product prices from May 01.

Sources have revealed that the regulatory body has recommended a Re 1 per liter cut in the petrol price and Rs 1.6 per liter in diesel price.

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However, the OGRA has recommended an increase in HOBC and kerosene oil prices by Rs 9.43 and Rs 2.11 per liter respectively.

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