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Pakistan cuts petrol price by Rs4, leaves diesel unchanged

Pakistan cuts petrol price by Rs4, leaves diesel unchanged

  • Petrol will cost Rs377.78 per liter from June 6 onwards, energy ministry says
  • Reduction comes despite uncertainty in energy markets amid US-Israeli war on Iran
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Breaking News Pakistan hikes petrol, diesel prices with no end in sight to Iran war stand-off

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Pakistan keeps fuel supplies steady as local refineries adapt to Iran war disruptions

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Pakistan says overall petrol, diesel supply position remains stable

Pakistan says overall petrol, diesel supply position remains stable

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