Pakistan maintains petrol and diesel prices until July 27
Most outlets reported that Pakistan kept petrol and diesel prices unchanged until July 27, citing the energy ministry’s decision linked to the non-publication of Platts prices over the weekend. BOL News additionally noted that the Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association called off a planned nationwide strike, which contributed to the decision. Other coverage framed the decision as a direct result of the ministry’s announcement without mentioning the dealers’ role.
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Pakistan keeps fuel prices unchanged till July 27
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s energy ministry announced this week it will keep prices of petroleum products unchanged till July 27 due to non-publication of Platts prices over the weekend. Platts benchmark prices, published by S&P Global Commodity Insights, are widely used in the fuel industry as a reference point for pricing physical and financial contracts. Pakistan has determined the price...
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Pakistan keeps Petrol, Diesel prices unchanged until July 27
The outcome came after the Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association called off a planned nationwide strike. The post Pakistan keeps Petrol, Diesel prices unchanged until July 27 appeared first on BOL News.
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