Pakistan Cuts Petrol by 80 Rupees as South Asian Fuel Markets Diverge
Sourced from 3 publications
- •Pakistan reduced petrol prices by 80 rupees per liter to 378 rupees, funded through its petroleum levy.
- •The cut reverses part of earlier hikes attributed to rising global crude costs from the Israel-Iran conflict.
- •India held state-set petrol and diesel prices unchanged on April 3, 2026, across major cities.
- •Premium fuels and private retailer prices in India have risen despite the freeze on base rates.
- •Both countries face the same crude market pressure but adopted opposite domestic pricing responses.
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