Economists predict a sizable petrol price reduction next month after global crude rates dipped sharply due to increased supply from Middle Eastern refineries and cooling demand in European markets. Pakistan’s import structure closely ties local fuel prices to international benchmarks, meaning consumers could witness a noticeable decline in per-liter costs. Transportation companies hope reduced fuel expenses will cut operational costs, improving delivery efficiencies in e-commerce and inter-city logistics. Ride-hail drivers and taxi operators expect better profit margins. Retail analysts predict temporary relief in inflation, boosting household spending on groceries and clothing. However, experts caution that geopolitical tensions in the Gulf could trigger sudden market volatility, reversing gains. The Ministry of Finance’s upcoming price review will determine final figures, and citizens anxiously await confirmation. If approved, this relief could provide momentum to the struggling middle class, increase business mobility, and support economic recovery heading toward Q3.
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