Petroleum prices likely to remain unchanged until new govt sets in

LAHORE: The caretaker government is likely to leave petroleum product prices unchanged for August after the finance minister suggested that the decision is left to the new government.

Earlier, the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) had recommended the price of petrol be increased by Rs3.50 per Litre and Rs2.45 per litre for diesel.

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