ISLAMABAD: The federal government has issued a notification about petroleum product pricing after the finance minister declared that the rates will be maintained.

According to the finance ministry’s statement, the petrol price would remain at Rs149.86 per litre, Rs144.15 for high-speed diesel (HSD), Rs125.56 for kerosene oil, and Rs118.31 for light diesel.

The federal government of Pakistan, led by the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, has agreed not to raise fuel prices.

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