How many days of petrol, diesel, and LPG are left in Pakistan? Check details

Islamabad, March 16, 2026: Pakistan currently has limited reserves of key petroleum products, according to the latest figures shared by the Secretary of Petroleum during a parliamentary session.

The update comes as the ongoing US-Israel conflict with Iran continues to disrupt global oil supply chains and increase concerns about energy security.

Officials told lawmakers that fuel stocks are being closely monitored to prevent shortages and maintain stable supplies across the country.

Current Petroleum Stock Levels in Pakistan

The government revealed the following estimated supply levels based on current consumption rates:

Authorities emphasized that maintaining sufficient reserves is important during global market disruptions. Monitoring fuel availability helps ensure uninterrupted transportation, energy generation, and aviation operations.

Petrol and Diesel Prices in Pakistan

Earlier this month, Shehbaz Sharif announced that petroleum prices would remain unchanged, despite rising international oil prices.

Current fuel prices in Pakistan are:

• Petrol: Rs321.17 per litre

• Diesel: Rs335.86 per litre

The Prime Minister said the decision was taken to reduce financial pressure on citizens during a time of global economic uncertainty.

Government Monitoring Fuel Supply

The government said regional tensions are putting pressure on global energy markets. However, officials believe timely policy decisions, financial discipline, and austerity measures have helped Pakistan manage the situation so far.

Authorities are continuing to review stock levels and supply chains to ensure that fuel availability remains stable and that the country avoids any major shortages in the coming weeks.