Pakistan has announced another increase in fuel prices after issuing a fresh government notification. The revised petrol prices include a Rs6.39 per litre increase in petrol and a Rs7.83 per litre rise in diesel. The new rates will take effect on July 23.

According to the official notification, the government increased the petrol price by Rs6.39 per litre. As a result, the new petrol price has reached Rs327.12 per litre. Motorists across Pakistan will now pay the revised rate.

The government also raised the price of high-speed diesel by Rs7.83 per litre. Following the increase, the new diesel price has been fixed at Rs375.04 per litre. The revised rate applies from the effective date.

Officials announced the updated fuel prices through the latest government notification. The revised rates apply to both petrol and high-speed diesel. Consumers and businesses must follow the new prices from July 23.

Pakistan reviews fuel prices regularly under its existing pricing mechanism. The government adjusts petroleum rates in line with the approved policy. Therefore, fuel prices may change whenever market conditions require an update.

The latest increase is expected to affect transport costs and business expenses. Higher fuel prices can also influence the prices of goods and services. Consumers will likely feel the impact in the coming days.

Authorities have advised fuel stations to implement the revised prices immediately. The latest notification confirms that the new rates are effective for July 23. Petrol stations across the country are expected to follow the updated pricing.

The revised petrol prices set petrol at Rs327.12 per litre and diesel at Rs375.04 per litre. The government confirmed the latest increase through its official notification for July 23.