Fuel Price History

Fuel history is the stored record of earlier rates, shown here in Pakistani rupees. Gold and silver points are per tola for the city you select. Currency points are the rupee value of one unit. Fuel points are the stored pump price. The list is an archive of saved rates, not a forecast.

A new point is added when a newer rate is stored on this site. Gold, silver and currency can change on a trading day. Fuel usually changes when a new official price is announced. If a day has no stored row, that day is left out of the chart rather than filled with a guess.

Gold and silver move with the international price, the dollar-rupee rate, and the local city adjustment. Currency moves with the exchange market. Fuel moves when the announced pump price changes. This page shows the result of those inputs. It does not add a jeweller’s making charges.

Yes. Choose a start date and an end date, then press Apply. You can also use 7 days, 30 days, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year or all stored history. The chart and the table both use that same range. The difference column compares each day with the previous stored day.

Each point uses the rate that was stored for that date. Gold and silver are worked out from the international price, the USD to PKR rate, and the city adjustment, which is the same method used on the city rate pages. A shop may have quoted a different number on the day. Treat this as the market rate, not an invoice.

Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and the other listed cities can carry a local adjustment on top of the same international gold or silver price. That is why one tola can differ slightly by city. Currency history does not use a city. Fuel prices are the stored price for the city you pick.

The highest card shows the top value inside the range you selected, and the date it fell on. Widen the range to 1 year or all stored history if you want the high for a longer stretch. It is the high of this archive, not a claim about every trade in the country.

Yes. Export CSV or Export Excel downloads the rows for the current category, city, purity and date range, including the search text if you entered one. The file has the date, city, category, rate, difference and trend. It does not include making charges or tax.

The stored international gold price is converted into rupees with the USD to PKR rate, then turned into a tola price. 24K is the base. 22K, 21K and 18K are that 24K value scaled by 22/24, 21/24 and 18/24. A city adjustment, when one is stored, is included before the purity share is applied.

Investors use the chart to see whether the rupee price has been rising or falling, and the high, low and average to judge the current rate against recent history. It is a record of past market rates. It is not advice to buy or sell, and it does not include storage, making or tax costs.

No. Jewellery sold in Pakistan is usually the gold rate plus making charges, wastage and tax. Those extras depend on the design and the shop. The figures here are the metal, currency or fuel rate only.

Use 24K to follow the pure tola rate. Use 22K or 21K if you are comparing wedding jewellery, which is commonly sold at those karats in Pakistan. Use 18K only when the piece is marked 18K. The lower karat is a share of the 24K rate, not a separate market.