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Petrol price to decrease by Rs 5.15 in January

byM. Usman Tariq
18/12/2014
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ISLAMABAD: The price of oil in the international market has decreased 50 percent since June. It expected that the price of petrol will decrease by Rs 5.15 in January.

Consumers have already benefited from an Rs 19 decrease in the price of the commodity during the months of November and December.

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In January the price of diesel is expected to decrease by Rs 5.75 and kerosene oil by Rs 4.

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