Pakistan is expected to revise petrol and diesel prices upward from July 18 following continued volatility in international crude oil markets. According to media reports, the price of high-speed diesel
Islamabad: Pakistan’s oil refineries reported combined losses of around Rs24 billion in April, driven by pricing pressure, rising operational costs, and policy challenges. Industry stakeholders highlighted that continued financial strain
Ali Raza Wajid : Lahore: The Pakistan Goods Transport Alliance has announced a 5 percent increase in freight charges following a rise in petroleum prices. President Malik Shehzad Awan criticized
