The Cabinet Committee on Petrol Prices has confirmed that Pakistan’s petrol and diesel stocks are sufficient to meet current demand, but there is no immediate relief in fuel prices.

The meeting, chaired by the Finance Minister, reviewed the overall supply situation, refinery operations, and import plans following the recent price adjustments. Diesel stocks are reportedly enough to last about 25 days, petrol supplies meet current consumption levels, and crude oil reserves cover roughly 12 days, supported by scheduled imports and incoming shipments.

Officials emphasized that the government remains committed to ensuring uninterrupted fuel availability while maintaining market discipline. Vigilance against hoarding, speculative behavior, and supply disruptions was highlighted as a top priority.

The Committee also reviewed the gas supply scenario, including stock levels at SNGPL and SSGC, and stressed efficient allocation between domestic and power sectors, particularly in view of rising LPG demand.

A key focus of the meeting was OGRA’s digital dashboard, which tracks fuel stocks, sales, and supply conditions in real time across depots and retail outlets. While the system is operational, reporting from retail pumps nationwide remains below expectations, and the government has instructed stakeholders to accelerate digitization and data compliance to ensure transparency.

Joint teams from the Petroleum Division, OGRA, FIA, and Pakistan State Oil will be deployed at selected petrol pumps in Islamabad to strengthen monitoring, improve stock transparency, and ensure operational compliance.

The Finance Minister reiterated that proactive coordination, strict enforcement, and timely information-sharing are crucial to maintaining market stability. While petrol supply is secure, consumers should expect prices to remain unchanged for the time being.