Of today's Rs 381.14 per litre, levies account for Rs 0.00 (0.0%) and customs/sales tax Rs 0.00. The rest is product cost, freight and margins.
Petrol Price Components Today
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Source: OGRA price publication.
Diesel Price Components Today
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Crude Oil, Barrel Price & Exchange Rate
The product cost line reflects the seven-working-day average of Platts Arab Gulf prices converted at the SBP exchange rate, plus the import premium. A higher international barrel price or a weaker rupee both push the product cost up.
What Moves Each Component
OGRA uses a rolling 7-working-day average of Platts Arab Gulf assessments (gasoline 92 for petrol, Dubai crude + diesel crack for HSD). A global rise shows up gradually, not overnight.
Imports are paid in dollars. The SBP average exchange rate converts that cost into rupees, so a weaker rupee raises the price even if oil is flat.
The federal government sets the Petroleum Levy and Climate Support Levy per litre within the cap approved by parliament. These are the largest non-product part of the price.
Import premium, ocean freight, customs duty and the inland freight equalisation margin (IFEM) keep prices uniform nationwide.
Oil marketing company and petrol pump dealer margins are fixed per litre and revised by government decision, not daily.
Since July 2026 OGRA notifies prices every working day; Friday’s price stays until Monday. Bigger swings now spread across many small moves.
?Frequently asked questions
How much tax is on petrol in Pakistan?
Today levies are Rs 0.00 per litre and customs/taxes Rs 0.00, per the OGRA breakdown.
What is the petroleum levy (meaning)?
The petroleum levy is a fixed per-litre charge collected by the federal government on petrol and diesel, within the ceiling approved by parliament. Today it is — per litre on petrol.
Why are petrol prices increasing in Pakistan?
The price follows OGRA inputs: the 7-day average international benchmark, the exchange rate, and the levies set by the government. See the daily comparison on the homepage.