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[Pakistan's LPG Supply Crisis Leads to Black Market Prices Soaring to Double Official Prices] According to Iranian media reports, the shortage of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) in the free market has worsened due to issues along the Pakistan-Iran bord

2026-11-01

[Pakistan's LPG Supply Crisis Leads to Black Market Prices Soaring to Double Official Prices] According to Iranian media reports, the shortage of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) in the free market has worsened due to issues along the Pakistan-Iran border, with prices now double the official price. The official price of LPG published by Pakistan's Petroleum and Gas Regulatory Authority is approximately 294 rupees per kilogram, and 3470 rupees for an 11.8-kilogram cylinder. The free market is experiencing a severe LPG shortage, with prices rising to 630 rupees per kilogram. The chairman of the Pakistan Gas Distributors Association stated that the issues along the Pakistan-Iran border have triggered a serious supply crisis, adding that Pakistan previously relied on imports from Iran for at least 70% of its LPG.

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