Overview
- Pakistan reduced petrol by Rs2 to Rs263.45 per litre and high-speed diesel by Rs4.79 to Rs279.65, effective December 1–15, following OGRA recommendations with officials citing improved supplies after Kuwait’s Al-Zour refinery units resumed.
- The UAE set higher December rates effective December 1, with E‑Plus 91 at AED2.51, Special 95 at AED2.58, Super 98 at AED2.70, and diesel at AED2.85 per litre, reflecting its market-linked pricing.
- South Africa’s official adjustments from midnight on December 2 lift petrol by 29c per litre and diesel by 65–82c, with the department pointing to international product prices and a largely steady rand as key drivers.
- India’s daily-listed city prices on December 2 show stability, with Delhi at ₹94.72 for petrol and ₹87.62 for diesel, as OMCs continue market-linked revisions posted each morning.
- Global context cited across reports includes crude trading in the low-to-mid $60s per barrel and seasonal diesel demand, factors feeding through differently under each country’s tax and pricing framework.