The petrol price in Pakistan may witness another reduction in the coming days, according to Prime Minister’s Adviser on Political Affairs Rana Sanaullah.
Speaking during the ARY News program Aiteraz Hai, Rana Sanaullah said there is a strong possibility that fuel prices will decrease further within the next one to two weeks. His statement has raised hopes among the public, especially at a time when inflation continues to impact household budgets across the country.
He explained that recent developments in the global oil market are creating room for possible relief. In particular, talks between the United States and Iran have played an important role in stabilizing international oil prices. According to him, these diplomatic discussions could keep global petroleum prices lower for the next 60 days.
Rana Sanaullah also addressed concerns regarding the relationship between the government and oil marketing companies. He made it clear that oil companies have neither pressured nor blackmailed the government over pricing matters. Instead, he said they have shown cooperation in maintaining smooth fuel supply operations.
He further assured the public that there have been no fuel shortages or major disputes reported at petrol stations across Pakistan. This statement comes as many citizens remain cautious about possible supply disruptions whenever fuel prices fluctuate.
The government recently announced a reduction in fuel prices, and if global trends continue in the same direction, more relief could be expected soon. A further cut in petrol prices would likely ease transportation costs and provide some financial support to consumers and businesses alike.
For millions of Pakistanis, lower petrol prices remain one of the most important economic developments, directly affecting daily expenses and overall inflation.
