The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) has announced a significant reduction in liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) prices for November 2025. The new prices, effective from November 1, aim to provide relief to consumers facing persistent inflationary pressures.
According to the revised rates, LPG prices have been cut by Rs5.89 per kilogram. The adjustment brings the per-kilogram price down to Rs201.60, compared to the previous rate of Rs207.49 in October.
This move will directly impact the cost of household cylinders, making cooking fuel more affordable for millions of families across the country.
Domestic Cylinder Prices Drop by Rs69.44
With this latest revision, the price of an 11.8-kilogram domestic cylinder has been reduced by Rs69.44. The new price now stands at Rs2,378.89, down from Rs2,448.33 in October.
The reduction comes as part of OGRA’s monthly review mechanism, which adjusts domestic LPG prices to reflect changes in international market trends. These regular assessments aim to ensure stability and fair pricing for local consumers.
Consistent Price Relief Over Recent Months
This marks the fourth consecutive month in which LPG prices have been revised downward. In October, OGRA reduced the per-kilogram price by Rs6.71, while domestic cylinders became Rs79.14 cheaper.
Similar price cuts were introduced in September, August, and July, signaling a consistent effort by the regulator to align prices with falling global energy costs.
Such repeated downward revisions have provided measurable relief to households and small businesses that rely heavily on LPG for cooking and heating purposes.
Alignment with Global Market Trends
OGRA’s monthly price reviews are designed to track global fluctuations in LPG prices. When international rates drop, the authority passes the benefit on to local consumers through reduced domestic rates.
This approach ensures that Pakistan’s LPG prices remain competitive while maintaining affordability for low- and middle-income households. The regulator’s recent adjustments reflect the easing trend in global fuel prices following months of volatility.
Impact on Consumers and Market Outlook
The latest price cut is expected to bring noticeable financial relief to families already burdened by rising living costs. Lower LPG prices will likely reduce monthly household expenses, especially for those who depend on gas cylinders in areas without pipeline connections.
For retailers, the revised rates may boost LPG sales as affordability improves. Meanwhile, market analysts expect OGRA to maintain its monthly review cycle, keeping prices flexible in response to global energy trends.
As November begins, the new rates promise a measure of stability for consumers who continue to face economic challenges amid fluctuating energy markets.
