Fuel prices in Pakistan moved again on 4 November 2026, and under the daily pricing system the rate you see today is not guaranteed for tomorrow. Petrol diesel prices fell on 4 November, with petrol down Rs 5.45 to Rs 369.06 per litre and diesel down Rs 3.68 to Rs 391.52 per litre, according to the latest official notification. This guide puts those rates beside the previous days, explains how daily pricing works, and tells you exactly what to check before you fill up on 5 November.
| Date | Petrol (per litre) | Diesel (per litre) |
|---|---|---|
| 31 Oct – 2 Nov | Rs 377.91, unchanged | Rs 402.96 (+Rs 2.29) |
| 3 Nov | Rs 374.51 (–Rs 3.40) | Rs 395.20 (–Rs 7.76) |
| 4 Nov | Rs 369.06 (–Rs 5.45) | Rs 391.52 (–Rs 3.68) |
| Notification validity | 4 Nov notification | Valid until 4 Nov |
| 5 Nov rate | Not yet known | Check latest notification |
What Changed on 4 November
Both fuels became cheaper on 4 November, continuing the downward move that began on 3 November.
- Petrol fell Rs 5.45: Petrol dropped by Rs 5.45 per litre, taking the rate from Rs 374.51 to Rs 369.06 per litre.
- Diesel fell Rs 3.68: Diesel dropped by Rs 3.68 per litre, taking the rate from Rs 395.20 to Rs 391.52 per litre.
- Notification valid until 4 Nov: The notification behind the 4 November rates was valid until 4 November, so it does not set the 5 November price.
How the Previous Days Compare
A short look back shows the change clearly.
- 31 Oct – 2 Nov petrol steady: From 31 October to 2 November, petrol stayed unchanged at Rs 377.91 per litre.
- Diesel rose first: In that same period, diesel stood at Rs 402.96 per litre, up Rs 2.29 from its previous rate.
- 3 November turnaround: On 3 November, petrol fell to Rs 374.51 and diesel fell to Rs 395.20, reversing the earlier diesel rise.
- Three-day petrol fall: Across 3 and 4 November, petrol fell by a total of Rs 8.85 per litre from Rs 377.91 to Rs 369.06.
How Daily Pricing Works Now
Pakistan now uses a daily pricing system, which is a real change from the old fortnightly pattern.
- OGRA publishes daily: Under the daily system, the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority publishes fuel prices every day.
- Seven-day rolling average: Each daily price is based on a 7-day rolling average, which smooths sudden single-day swings.
- Rates can move daily: Because the price is set daily, the rate can rise, fall, or stay unchanged from one day to the next.
What to Check on 5 November
The most important fact for readers is also the simplest: the 5 November rate was not yet known at the time of writing.
- No 5 November price yet: No 5 November petrol or diesel price is stated in this article, because it was not yet known when this was written.
- Check the latest notification: Before filling up on 5 November, check the latest daily notification from the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority.
- Official source only: Use the official OGRA website for the latest notification, rather than forwarded messages or social media posts.
- Confirm at the pump: Compare the pump’s displayed price with the latest notification before you pay, and ask if they differ.
What the Cuts Mean for Drivers
Falling prices help, but the saving depends on how much you drive and which fuel you use.
- Petrol drivers save per litre: At Rs 369.06, a petrol driver pays Rs 8.85 less per litre than at the 31 October to 2 November rate of Rs 377.91.
- Diesel drivers save too: At Rs 391.52, a diesel driver pays Rs 11.44 less per litre than the 31 October to 2 November rate of Rs 402.96.
- Daily moves cut both ways: Daily pricing means tomorrow could reverse today’s fall, so a saving today is not a promise for tomorrow.
Avoiding Price Rumours and Old Rates
In a daily system, old rates and rumours spread fast, and both can cost you money.
- Ignore forwarded rate lists: Forwarded lists often mix old dates with new ones, so trust only the dated daily notification.
- Check the date on every rate: A rate without a date is useless under daily pricing, because yesterday’s rate may already be out of date.
| Before you fill up on 5 November | Check this |
|---|---|
| Latest notification | Dated 5 November daily notification seen |
| Petrol rate | Compared with the pump display |
| Diesel rate | Compared with the pump display |
| Receipt | Price and litres checked after filling |
| Old rates | Not used — only today’s rate counts |
Conclusion
On 4 November, petrol stood at Rs 369.06 per litre after a Rs 5.45 cut, and diesel stood at Rs 391.52 per litre after a Rs 3.68 cut, under a notification valid until 4 November. Pakistan’s daily pricing system means the next rate is set afresh each day from a seven-day rolling average, published by the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority. The 5 November rate was not yet known at the time of writing, so check the latest daily notification before you fill up, and do not treat the 4 November rates as the 5 November price.
FAQs
What is the petrol price on 4 November 2026?
Petrol is Rs 369.06 per litre on 4 November, after a cut of Rs 5.45 per litre.
What is the diesel price on 4 November 2026?
Diesel is Rs 391.52 per litre on 4 November, after a cut of Rs 3.68 per litre.
What will the price be on 5 November?
The 5 November rate was not yet known at the time of writing, so check the latest daily notification before filling up.
How does daily pricing work?
The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority publishes prices daily, based on a seven-day rolling average.