Petrol and diesel prices have risen in the United Arab Emirates, affecting motorists across the country. Super 98 petrol now costs 2.70 AED (206 PKR) per liter, while diesel reaches 2.85 AED (218 PKR). Authorities confirmed that the new prices are already in effect.
The price of Special 95 petrol also increased to 2.58 AED (197 PKR) per liter. The hike follows changes in international oil rates and domestic adjustments. Motorists are feeling the impact as fuel costs rise sharply.
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Experts note that the petrol increase amounts to over 5 Pakistani rupees per liter. Diesel prices jumped nearly 14 rupees per liter, significantly affecting transportation and logistics costs. Analysts say households and businesses may face higher daily expenses.
The UAE government emphasized that the new prices aim to reflect market trends and energy costs. They encourage citizens and residents to use fuel efficiently to reduce expenditure. Meanwhile, fuel stations across the Emirates have updated their pricing systems accordingly.
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Overall, rising petrol and diesel prices could affect regional transport and trade. Economists warn that continuous price adjustments may influence inflation and consumer spending in the coming months. Authorities will monitor the situation closely.