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Petrol price may cut by Rs1.67 per litre, diesel by Rs2.21

byCustoms Today Report
22/04/2015
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ISLAMABAD:  The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) has decided to send a summary regarding price changes in petroleum products to Ministry of Petroleum by the end of this month.

Sources said that as per the summary, the petrol price is likely to be reduced by Rs1.67, while diesel price may fall by Rs2.21 per litre from May 1. They said that price of high speed diesel is expected to reduce by Rs2.21 per litre, high octane by Rs7.20, while Kerosene price may be increased by Rs1.60 and light diesel by Rs2.35. The new prices will be implemented after approval from Petroleum Ministry.

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