What will the Shahbaz government do to convince them? Petrol prices have fallen again in Pakistan. Find out what the current rate is.
- bySherya
- 06 Jun, 2026
Petrol and Diesel Rates: Since the start of the war between the United States and Iran, the government of Shahbaz Sharif in Pakistan has been reviewing petrol and diesel prices every Friday. Rates are being reduced continuously.

Petrol prices cut again in Pakistan
Pakistan Fuel Rate Cut: Shahbaz Sharif's government in Pakistan has once again provided relief to its citizens. The government has announced a reduction in petrol prices by ₹4 per liter. According to a notification issued by the Petroleum Division of Pakistan's Ministry of Energy, the new rates will be effective nationwide from June 6, 2026.
New petrol price in Pakistan
Petrol prices in Pakistan have been reduced by ₹4 per liter, now costing ₹377.78 per liter, down from ₹381.78 previously. High-speed diesel prices remained unchanged at ₹380.78 per liter.
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How much has the price reduced so far?
In Pakistan, petrol prices have fallen by a total of approximately ₹37 per liter over the past four weeks. Previously, in the last week of May, the Pakistani government had imposed a massive price cut of ₹22 per liter on both petrol and diesel.
Why no relief on diesel?
Diesel prices were rising steadily in the global market, which was expected to increase its price in Pakistan to 34 to 35 rupees. However, the government decided not to impose an additional burden on the public and kept prices stable by adjusting the levy.
What is the situation in India?
Even though the Pakistani government has cut fuel prices four times and India has increased them four times, the situation in India remains under control. Petrol prices in India remain at ₹102 per liter, down from ₹115 per liter, which is significantly lower than the new price in Pakistan after the rate cut.
In Pakistan, petrol prices have soared to over ₹380-₹400 per liter over the past few months. Consequently, the government has been implementing significant weekly price cuts of ₹4 to ₹22 whenever international oil prices ease. In contrast, prices in India have remained within a range for quite some time





