ISLAMABAD: Fuel prices in Pakistan could fall in the next review, with petrol expected to decline by about Rs8 per litre, offering motorists some relief.
The anticipated cut follows a drop in international crude prices. US benchmark WTI slipped 2.48% to $84.70 a barrel, while Brent fell 3.11% to $89.65. Murban crude was down 7.16% at $92.07.
Any reduction in petrol and diesel prices will depend on the government’s final review.
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