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Petrol And Diesel Prices Are Likely To Cheaper From November 15

Petrol And Diesel Prices

The government has indicated the possibility of making petrol and diesel cheaper in the country. According to media reports, the prices of petrol and high-speed diesel in Pakistan may be reduced by 8 to 10 rupees per liter from November 15 due to the fall in oil prices in the global market.

Currently, the price of crude oil in the world market has decreased by 4% since July to reach the lowest level of 78 dollars per barrel. Therefore, it is expected that after the reduction in prices in the global market, the people of Pakistan will also get relief on petroleum products.

It should be noted that on November 1, the federal government had announced to maintain the prices of petroleum products. In which it was said that there will be no change in petrol and diesel prices from November 1 and the current price of petrol and diesel will remain unchanged for the next 15 days.

Expected Petrol Price In Pakistan On 1st November 2023

Petroleum Price In Pakistan Today

Currently, the price of petrol in the country is Rs 283.38 per litre. The price of high speed diesel is Rs 303.18 per litre. The price of kerosene was reduced by Rs 3.82 per liter on November 1, the new price is Rs 211.3 per litre. On November 1, the price of light diesel oil was also reduced by Rs 3.40 paise per liter after which the new price of light diesel has been fixed at Rs 189.46 per litre.

Gas Cylinder Price In Pakistan

Similarly, on November 1, the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority announced a reduction in the price of an 11.8 kg domestic cylinder of LPG by Rs 117.47. According to the notification issued by OGRA, the price of LPG has been increased by Rs 10 per kilo from November 1, resulting in a reduction of Rs 117 in the price of a domestic cylinder and Rs 452 in the price of a commercial cylinder.

 

 

100 And 1500 Prize Bonds draw schedule has been announced

100 And 1500 Prize Bond Will Be Drawn On November 15

100 And 1500 Prize Bond

100 and 1500 prize bond draw schedule. The draw for National Prize Bonds of Rs. 1500 and Rs. 100 will be held on 15 November 2023 in Faisalabad.

According to the spokesman of the Central Directorate of National Savings, the draw of Rs 1500 prize bonds in State Bank of Pakistan Faisalabad is the 20th draw of this year and the 96th draw in total.

There are 1,696 prizes worth Rs. 30 lakhs for the first prize, Rs. 10 lakhs for the second prize and Rs. 18,500 for the third prize.

Dollar To PKR – USD strengthened against PKR

He said that a total of 1,700 prizes will be awarded on the said series of prize bonds. He said that the draw of Student Welfare Bonds worth Rs 100 will be held in Lahore on Wednesday, November 15.

The first prize will be one of 7 lakh rupees, the second prize will be three of 2 lakh rupees and the third prize will be 1199 of 1 thousand rupees.

Gold and Dollar Prices

Dollar To PKR – USD strengthened against PKR – 7 November 2023

In the domestic foreign exchange markets, the depreciation of the rupee against the dollar continues for the third week. In the interbank market, the dollar rose by 71 paise to Rs 286.

According to currency dealers, on the second day of the business week, the dollar appreciated by 71 paisa to reach the level of 286 rupees. While in the open market, the dollar became expensive by 2 rupees to 287 rupees.

According to dealers, the demand for dollars in the inter-bank market remains unchanged. Due to which the value of the dollar is increasing further. In 17 days, the dollar became expensive by 9 and a half rupees in the interbank market, and 10 rupees in the open market.

It should be remembered that according to the State Bank, on the last day of last week, the dollar closed at 280 rupees 57 paise in the interbank market. While on the last day of the week, the dollar closed at 280 rupees 57 paise in the interbank. During the last business week, the dollar appreciated by one rupee.

It should be remembered that on October 17, the price of one dollar at the interbank level reached the level of 276.83 rupees, which was the highest level in the country’s history of 307.10 rupees in early September. This was followed by a crackdown on smuggling and amendments to the regulations of exchange companies followed by a devaluation of the dollar.

However, since October 17, the value of the dollar has been continuously increasing.