Pakistan's nationwide petrol and diesel ceilings were revised lower for 29 September 2026. The daily pricing window usually lands near midnight, so morning pump boards should already show the softer rates.
Petrol moved from Rs 389.28 to Rs 389.03 per litre, a cut of Rs 0.25.
Diesel is now Rs 404.97 per litre after a Rs 16.48 cut from Rs 421.45. Logistics fleets watch this line closely.
Hi-octane (HOBC) remains deregulated by city and oil company. An indicative quote near this revision is around Rs 400 per litre.
A cut is welcome, but it does not erase earlier hikes in the same month. Look at the week's path on the chart before calling the trend finished.
Long-distance drivers may want to note the date stamp before a highway run. Filling just before or after a revision can land you on different sides of the same move.
City pump stickers can still differ slightly after local freight and dealer margins. Treat the headline litre price as the national or average reference, then glance at your usual station.
If you waited for relief before a big refill, confirm the board matches the new rate. Some stations update stickers a little later than the headline figure.
Office carpools and family shared cars should agree who refuels after a revision lands. Splitting a tank across two price regimes is a quiet way to quarrel over a few coins.
Local pump prices can still differ by city and station even when the headline rate is clear. Use the published litre rate as your reference, then trust the board in front of you for the final fill amount.
For a live readout and the multi-day chart, open the Pakistan fuel prices page. It tracks the same history used for this 29 September note.
Come back to the dated chart after the next notification. Matching the calendar stamp is the simplest way to confirm what actually changed overnight.
