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    Petrol rises by Rs3.05, diesel by Rs5.37 per litre

    Madiha ImamSeptember 10, 2026 1 min read
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    New rates mark another increase in fuel pricesISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – Fuel prices have risen again in Pakistan, with petrol and diesel becoming more expensive …

    The latest adjustment has pushed both products to new record levels, with diesel moving closer to the Rs400-per-litre mark. Petrol has also crossed Rs370 per litre following the latest increase. New rates.

    The price of petrol has increased by Rs3.05 per litre, taking its rate to Rs370.80 per litre. Diesel has recorded a larger increase of Rs5.37 per litre, bringing its price to Rs398.04 per litre. The latest rise follows sharp increases announced earlier in the week.

    Petrol had already been raised by Rs5.58 per litre to Rs364.35, while diesel had increased by Rs4.18 to Rs385.95 per litre under the previous adjustment.

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    Written by Madiha Imam

    Aman-e-Pakistan Senior Journalist & Bureau Reporter

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