The Pakistani government has announced another increase in fuel prices. The Pakistan fuel prices were revised under a new notification issued by the Petroleum Division for July 25. Both petrol and high-speed diesel will now cost more across the country.

According to the official notification, the price of petrol has increased by Rs. 3.66 per liter. The new petrol price is Rs. 335.18 per liter. The revised rate takes effect from July 25.

The government also raised the price of high-speed diesel. Diesel now costs Rs. 383.46 per liter after an increase of Rs. 4.80 per liter. The new price applies from the same date.

The latest increase follows another fuel price adjustment announced just one day earlier. In that revision, petrol became Rs. 4.40 per liter more expensive. Diesel also increased by Rs. 3.62 per liter.

The Petroleum Division issued the latest notification announcing the revised prices. The government has not provided additional details beyond the updated fuel rates. Consumers will now pay the new prices at fuel stations nationwide.

Fuel price changes directly affect transport costs and business expenses. They also influence the prices of many goods and services. As a result, consumers often monitor these revisions closely.

The latest adjustment continues a series of recent fuel price revisions. Businesses and transport operators are expected to review their operating costs following the increase. Many consumers will also adjust their monthly budgets.

The Pakistan fuel prices have increased once again, with higher rates for both petrol and diesel from July 25. The revised prices are now in effect under the latest notification issued by the Petroleum Division.