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Petrol price to cut by Rs2.45 per litre, High Octane by Rs4.50 from April 1

byCustoms Today Report
21/03/2015
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ISLAMABAD: In wake of decreasing trend in international oil market, the government is expected to cut prices of petroleum products by Rs2.45 from April 1.

According to sources, the Oil and Gas Regulatory (OGRA) will forward a summary to the Petroleum Ministry in this regard. Price of petrol is likely to be cut by Rs2.45 per litre, High Octane Rs4.50, High Speed Diesel Rs3.10, Light Speed Diesel Rs2.77 and Kerosene Oil by Rs3 per liter. The new prices will be applicable from April 1.

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