The federal government reduced the price of motor spirit (MS) petrol for a 24-hour period. Petrol prices fell by Rs. 5.16 to reach Rs. 381.14 per litre.
Diesel costs decreased by Rs. 7.69, bringing the rate to Rs. 389.27 per litre. On 19 October, the price of petrol stood at Rs. 381.14 per litre, while diesel was priced at Rs. 389.27 per litre.
Previous adjustments on 15 October saw petrol drop by Rs. 3.93 to Rs. 386.3 per litre, while diesel remained unchanged at Rs. 396.96 per litre. The price of petrol was Rs. 386.30 per litre on 16 October, and diesel was Rs. 396.96 per litre on the same day.
On 14 October, petrol was priced at Rs. 393.86 per litre and diesel at Rs. 396.65 per litre. Rates on 13 October were Rs. 392.66 per litre for petrol and Rs. 396.82 per litre for diesel.
On 12 October, petrol cost Rs. 395.37 per litre and diesel cost Rs. 396.85 per litre. The price of petrol was Rs. 398.30 per litre on 09 October, while diesel was Rs. 396.24 per litre.
On 08 October, petrol was priced at Rs. 398.96 per litre and diesel at Rs. 395.72 per litre. Petrol stood at Rs. 396.65 per litre on 07 October, while diesel was Rs. 394.94 per litre.
On 06 October, the price of petrol was Rs. 394.83 per litre and diesel was Rs. 395.85 per litre. The price of petrol was Rs. 393.64 per litre on 05 October, and diesel was Rs. 397.76 per litre.
On 02 October, petrol was priced at Rs. 392.76 per litre and diesel at Rs. 399.64 per litre. Petrol was priced at Rs. 390.66 per litre on 01 October.
Since the start of the daily fuel rates update, petrol prices have increased by Rs. 70.43 per litre. Diesel prices have risen by Rs. 65.97 per litre since the daily fuel rates update began.
