Week of 14–18 September 2026
Opened at Rs. 380.82 · Peaked at Rs. 391.22 · Closed at Rs. 389.14
+Rs. 8.32 per litre for the week (+2.18%)
The weekly petrol price Pakistan movement from 14 to 18 September 2026 followed a clear shape: two sharp increases early in the week, a peak on Wednesday, then two smaller cuts. Petrol finished the week Rs. 8.32 per litre higher than it started.
Below is the day-by-day breakdown, what drove it, and what it costs you at the pump. For the most recent single update, see our coverage of the latest petrol price in Pakistan.
Weekly Petrol Price Pakistan: 14 to 18 September 2026
Monday, 14 September — Rs. 380.82
The week opened at Rs. 380.82 per litre, the lowest point of the five days.
Tuesday, 15 September — Rs. 384.24
Up Rs. 3.42. The first increase of the week.
Wednesday, 16 September — Rs. 391.22
Up Rs. 6.98 — the largest single move of the week, taking petrol to its weekly high. In two days, the price had risen Rs. 10.40.
Thursday, 17 September — Rs. 390.79
Down Rs. 0.43. A marginal cut, but the first reversal of the week.
Friday, 18 September — Rs. 389.14
Down a further Rs. 1.65, closing the week Rs. 2.08 below Wednesday's peak but still well above where it began.
Petrol Prices From 14 to 18 September
| Date | Petrol Price | Daily Change |
|---|---|---|
| 14 September | Rs. 380.82 | — |
| 15 September | Rs. 384.24 | +Rs. 3.42 |
| 16 September | Rs. 391.22 | +Rs. 6.98 |
| 17 September | Rs. 390.79 | −Rs. 0.43 |
| 18 September | Rs. 389.14 | −Rs. 1.65 |
| Week | +Rs. 8.32 |
All prices in PKR per litre. Diesel moved on its own schedule — see our petrol and diesel prices in Pakistan update.
How Much Did Petrol Rise This Week?
The net figure is Rs. 8.32 per litre, or roughly 2.18% over five days.
The headline number actually understates how much prices moved. Petrol rose Rs. 10.40 between Monday and Wednesday, then gave back Rs. 2.08 by Friday. Anyone who filled up on Wednesday paid the week's highest rate.
The two reductions later in the week were welcome but small against what came before. The weekly petrol price Pakistan pattern here sharp rises, gentle falls is worth noticing, because it means the direction of travel over the week was clearly upward even with two cuts in it. Our daily petrol price in Pakistan today coverage tracks each individual move.
Why Did Petrol Prices Change During the Week?
International Product Prices
Pakistan imports refined fuel, so local rates track international benchmark prices for those products. When those move, local prices follow.
Exchange Rate
Fuel is bought in dollars and sold in rupees. Even with a flat international price, rupee movement alone changes what the import costs which is why local prices can rise when global prices have not.
Frequent Revisions
Five price points in five days reflects how often rates are now being revised. More frequent revision passes international movement through faster in both directions — rather than smoothing it over a longer period.
Regulatory Calculation and Taxes
OGRA calculates applicable rates using the prescribed pricing formula, and revised prices take effect through official notification from the Petroleum Division. A significant share of the pump price is tax and levy rather than fuel, and changes to that component move prices independently of anything happening internationally.
What the Increase Means for Motorists
Cost of a 40-Litre Fill
Rs. 8.32 × 40 litres = Rs. 332.80 more for the same tank than at the start of the week.
Daily Commuting
Commuters on a fixed route cannot adjust consumption much, so the increase lands directly on the monthly budget. For motorcycle riders the amounts are smaller, but they take a larger share of income.
Monthly Fuel Expense
At 100 litres a month, the week's net rise adds around Rs. 832 to the bill if rates hold at Friday's level.
Vehicle Running Costs
You cannot influence the notified rate, but consumption is more controllable than most people assume. Correct tyre pressure, clean air filters, avoiding idling and on-time servicing all reduce what you burn and car care products that keep a car properly maintained pay back most when fuel is expensive. Browse our wider range of car accessories in Pakistan for model-specific fitment.
How This Week Compares With Earlier Updates
This week's movement sits on top of increases earlier in the month rather than replacing them. For the fuller picture, see our earlier coverage of the petrol price in Pakistan in early September, and our report when petrol price increased in Pakistan in late August.
What Drivers Should Watch Next
The next revision, international product prices, and the rupee–dollar rate are the three things that decide where petrol goes from here. Official notifications are the only reliable source anyone quoting next week's price before it is notified is guessing.
This page is updated each week with the latest weekly petrol price Pakistan figures.
Final Thoughts
The weekly petrol price Pakistan picture for 14–18 September 2026 is a net rise of Rs. 8.32 per litre from Rs. 380.82 to Rs. 389.14, with a peak of Rs. 391.22 on Wednesday. That is Rs. 332.80 more on a 40-litre fill than a week earlier. Two cuts late in the week softened the rise without reversing it. With rates now revised this often, the most useful thing you can control is consumption: a well-maintained car burns less, whatever the price is on the day.
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