The government of Pakistan has just rolled out the latest petroleum prices Pakistan November 2025, and there’s a significant jump in high-speed diesel (HSD) costs—up by Rs 6 per litre. The new price for HSD is now Rs 284.44, a rise from Rs 278.44, while petrol prices have stayed steady at Rs 265.45 per litre. These new rates will kick in on November 16 and will be in effect for the latter half of the month.
This change comes after recommendations from the Oil & Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) and other relevant government ministries, who take a close look at petroleum product prices every two weeks. Even though international oil prices have dipped, the increase in HSD is influenced by local factors like currency fluctuations and supply issues. On the flip side, petrol prices holding steady offers a bit of relief for daily commuters and drivers.
In the previous two weeks, petrol saw a slight uptick of Rs 2.43 per litre, bringing it to Rs 265.45, while diesel went up by Rs 3.02 per litre. The current revision of petroleum prices Pakistan November 2025 shows that diesel is continuing to rise faster than petrol, which could affect transport, agriculture, and industries that depend heavily on HSD. Consequently, we might see a slight adjustment in the costs of goods and services that rely on transportation in the coming weeks.
The government has made it clear that these prices are temporary and will be reassessed in the next fortnight. Consumers are encouraged to keep an eye on the diesel price today in Pakistan and any other fuel price hikes, as further changes could be on the horizon depending on market conditions. The latest petroleum prices for November 2025 serve as a reminder of the ongoing fluctuations in domestic fuel rates and how they impact our everyday expenses.
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