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Oil has climbed above $100 for the first time since May after a fifth straight day of gains, as reports of Red Sea attacks added fresh pressure to already tense
Crude has returned to the $100 mark for the first time since May, as traders weigh escalating conflict risks spanning the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea.

Oil prices moved higher as U.S.-Iran diplomacy stalled and reduced traffic through the Strait of Hormuz renewed concern about global energy supplies.
Investors showed resilience as the PSX closed in the green, driven by value hunters amid soaring diesel prices impacting market sentiment
Oil price rises above 95 mark as Middle East conflict escalates Oil markets have tightened again as the price of Brent crude moved above $95 a barrel, returning to a level not seen for six weeks and reflecting fresh…

Pakistan has raised petrol and high-speed diesel prices in response to continued pressure in international oil markets, with the new rates taking effect from September 15. ## New petrol and diesel prices The federal…
The Pakistan Stock Exchange saw a notable decline as investors capitalized on gains from the recent rally, amid rising oil prices and political uncertainty

Pakistan imported a record 3.482 million tonnes of palm oil worth $3.785 billion in FY26, compared to 3.214 million tonnes worth $3.4 billion in FY25, according to Pakistan Bureau of Statistics data.
The Pakistani government has increased fuel prices, raising petrol by Rs2.10 and diesel by Re0.30, effective from October 3. Here’s what you need to know
On September 22, Pakistan raises petrol price by Rs4.61 while reducing high-speed diesel rates. Key government measures follow rising international oil prices
Brent crude has surged to $100 a barrel as escalating military action in the Middle East and tanker attacks in the Red Sea trigger fresh concerns over global energy supply stability
Crude prices are climbing again after Houthi claims of attacks on tankers in the Red Sea, raising fresh questions about fuel costs, inflation and global
Pakistan announces reduced fuel prices as petrol drops by Rs0.84 and diesel by Rs2.63 per litre, addressing the challenges of rising global oil costs

Pakistan's government kept petrol and diesel prices unchanged for July 26 and 27, a brief pause in what has otherwise become a daily pricing cycle, simply because international Platts oil pricing data isn't published…
Somali forces recover an oil tanker hijacked in April, carrying a Pakistani crew, as the families await news of casualties amid the rescue operation
ISLAMABAD, September 19, 2026: The federal government has announced a reduction in the prices of petrol and high-speed diesel (HSD), providing consumers with a modest decrease in fuel costs under the latest petroleum…

Pakistan enters FY2027 with stronger reserves and remittances, but renewed Middle East conflict and volatile oil prices threaten inflation and the trade balance.
A new study finds that consumers who are paying a premium for foods advertised as made with avocado oil are probably not getting what they think they're

Pakistan has revised domestic fuel prices, raising the price of petrol while reducing the rate of high-speed diesel, according to official notifications cited by Dawn. The move keeps petrol and diesel on separate paths…

Petrol has risen to Rs375.82 and high-speed diesel to Rs403.32 per litre in Pakistan after a fifth successive increase, with the new rates applying from September 12 to 14.
U.S. markets hovered near record territory as oil volatility, high Treasury yields and July inflation data kept investors cautious.

Petrol fell by 12 paisas to Rs336.03 per litre and high-speed diesel by 66 paisas to Rs392.38 under Pakistan's short-cycle fuel pricing system.

On 26 August 2026, petrol in Pakistan costs Rs343.10 a litre and high-speed diesel Rs371.80. Those rates come from a Petroleum Division notification, and they are valid until 27 August — one day.