ISLAMABAD – Blow to Pakistanis as the government approved sharp increase in fuel prices, raising the cost of petrol by Rs4.80 to Rs258.43 per litre for second half of June 16, 2025.
An officials notification shared by Finance Division said revised prices of petrol and diesel were set at recommendations of Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) and other relevant ministries.
Petrol Price in Pakistan June
| Fuel Type | New Price |
| Petrol | 258.43 |
| Diesel | 262.59 |
After June revision, petrol will now be sold at Rs258.43 per litre, while High-speed diesel will cost Rs262.59 per litre.
PML-N led coalition government is also planning to slap additional fuel-related levies from July 1 which include Rs77 per litre petroleum levy, a Rs5 per litre carbon levy on furnace oil, and a Rs2.5 per litre charge on both petrol and diesel.
The new fuel pricing and levy structure is expected to exert further pressure on inflation and household expenses in the coming months.
Global Oil Prices
Global oil prices moved up after Israel launched airstrikes on Iran, raising fears of supply disruptions from Middle East. Brent crude jumped more than 10% during the day before settling over 7% higher at $74.23 per barrel.
| Indicator | Value |
| Brent Crude (Intraday Peak) | +10% |
| Brent Crude (Closing Price) | $74.23 per barrel |
| Projected in Escalation | $80–$100 per barrel (est.) |
Those familiar with development said if conflict escalates, especially with potential damage to Iran’s oil infrastructure or disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, prices could spike further to $80–$100 per barrel. However, any prolonged increase may be tempered if other oil producers boost output.
What are New Levy Rates for Petrol, Diesel and other fuel products in Pakistan?
