Petrol Up Rs 4.10 to Rs 384.34 Per Litre, Diesel Jumps Rs 6.41 Per litre, After Seventh Straight Hike

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  • Published September 16, 2026 -
  • Updated September 16, 2026 -
  • 2 min read

Petrol and diesel prices went up again in Pakistan. This is the seventh hike in a row this month.

New Petrol and Diesel Rates

  1. Petrol now costs Rs 384.34 a litre. That is Rs 4.10 more than before.
  2. Diesel, also called HSD, now costs Rs 415.83 a litre. That is a jump of Rs 6.41.

The new rates started at midnight on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.

The Ministry of Energy's Petroleum Division announced the change. The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority, OGRA, set the new prices under the government's pricing rules.

Why Fuel Got Costlier

Oil prices around the world went up this week. Reports said oil loadings stopped at Saudi Arabia's Yanbu port on the Red Sea. Libya also halted work at three oil fields.

These problems raised fears about oil supply. Traders worry the trouble could last for weeks.

Brent crude oil rose by $2.81 a barrel, reaching $108.49. US oil, known as West Texas Intermediate, rose by $3.29 to hit $104.68 a barrel.

If prices hold, both oil types will close at their highest level in nearly four months.

Prices Have Climbed Fast This Month

This is not a small change. Fuel prices have gone up seven times in a row.

Since September 1, petrol has risen by Rs41.55 a litre. Diesel has gone up by Rs45.42 a litre in the same time.

That is a steep rise in just over two weeks.

Shoaib Nasir

Shoaib Nasir writes news, guides and daily rate updates for PakBiz, covering business, markets and household prices in Pakistan, to the standards in our editorial policy. He keeps the gold, silver, petrol and prize bond pages current, and writes the finance stories and blog guides that sit around them. Every figure comes from an official notification, a market source or a published announcement, and he checks it before the page goes live and changes it as soon as the rate moves. When a reader spots a mistake, he fixes it and notes the change on the page. Corrections and questions: [email protected]

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