Pakistan Cuts Petrol Price to Rs346, Diesel to Rs378 Per Litre From November 7

The federal government has announced another reduction in petroleum prices, announced on November 6, 2026 and effective from November 7, according to reports published that night. The reports describe it as the fifth consecutive reduction. The new rates are reported to stay in force until November 10, because of the public holiday on November 9. Fuel prices are notified by the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA).

The New Prices

The reductions match the prices given (our own calculation). Compared with the November 4 prices of Rs369.06 for petrol and Rs391.52 for diesel, petrol is down Rs23.06 and diesel Rs13.52 over these revisions (our own calculation). The prices are as reported, and readers should check them against the official notification. Petroleum policy is published by the Petroleum Division.

What Is Not Known

The reports we have seen do not explain the cuts or say what will happen to prices after November 10. They do not give the prices of other fuels. "Fifth consecutive" is the reports' description, and we have not counted the earlier revisions ourselves for this article.

Why This Matters for Property

Lower diesel prices could give construction companies some relief through lower transport and machinery operating costs. However, no matching reduction in cement, steel or overall construction costs has been confirmed, and fuel is only one of several inputs.

What This Means for Builders and Households

Builders should compare supplier and transport quotations at the time of ordering and should not assume savings have been passed on. Households save a little per litre. The signals to watch are the next fuel notification after November 10, supplier quotations for cement and steel, and contractor rates.

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Sources

• Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority
• Petroleum Division, Government of Pakistan