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Petrol price expected to reduce by Rs 1.80 from May 1

byCustoms Today Report
28/04/2015
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ISLAMABAD: The price of petrol in Pakistan is expected to be reduced by Rs 1.80, to settle at Rs. 73.21 from May 1, sources told Geo News on Monday.

According to sources, OGRA will be sending a complete summary of the price changes for all POL products to the Petroleum Ministry by Wednesday, April 29.

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Furthermore, the price of diesel is expected to be decreased by Rs. 1.64, to settle at Rs. 81.97.

On the other hand, the price of Kerosene oil is expected to be increased by Rs. 2, with the new price at Rs. 63.50.

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