Business: Petrol Diesel Price 15 November 2025 : The public suffering from inflation is about to get a big relief. Yes, in view of minor fluctuations in the international market, the government has decided to change the rates of petrol and diesel.
According to information received from sources, petrol may become cheaper from tomorrow night. Talking about diesel, diesel vehicle owners may be in for a shock. It is being speculated that the price of diesel may increase. However, no official decision has been taken in this regard yet. So let us know how much change can happen in the rates of petrol and diesel.
Petrol cheaper by Rs 2
According to the information received, the Petroleum Regulatory Commission has submitted a proposal to the Pakistan government to change the rates of petrol and diesel. It is being told that the Petroleum Regulatory Commission has proposed a reduction of Rs 2 in the rate of petrol and an increase of Rs 9.50 in the rate of diesel. Let us tell you that earlier this month itself the government had increased the rate of petrol by Rs 12.50 and the rate of diesel by Rs 23.
Diesel becomes costlier by Rs 10
Kerosene oil and light diesel oil (LDO) ex-depot prices are also projected to increase by ₹8.80 (4.8 percent) and ₹7.15 (4.4 percent) per liter, respectively. Kerosene prices are currently priced at ₹185 per liter and LDO at ₹164 per liter.
It’s worth noting that the ex-depot price of petrol is currently ₹265.45 per liter, which could drop to ₹263.50. Petrol is mostly used in personal transport, small vehicles, rickshaws, and two-wheelers, and it directly impacts the budgets of the middle- and lower-middle class. The ex-depot price of HSD is ₹278.44 per liter, which could cross ₹288 per liter on November 15th.
A major blow to the public
It’s worth noting that most of the transport sector runs on HSD. Its price is considered inflationary because it’s used in most heavy transport vehicles, trains, and agricultural engines such as trucks, buses, tractors, tube-wells, and threshers, and it particularly pushes up prices of vegetables and other food items. Transporters had already increased their fares based on an increase of approximately 27 rupees per liter between May and August, and have not reversed this despite a 13 rupees per liter reduction.
