Petroleum product consumption in Pakistan has shown an upward trend, with industry data revealing a 3% year-on-year increase during the first seven months of the fiscal year.
Between July and January, total sales reached 9.67 million tons, compared to 9.41 million tons in the same period last year.
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January alone recorded 1.52 million tons of petroleum product sales — about 10% higher than January last year. Compared to December, sales also rose by around 12%, indicating stronger fuel demand.
Product-Wise Breakdown
During the first seven months:
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Petrol: 4.50 million tons sold
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High-Speed Diesel (HSD): 4.24 million tons
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Furnace Oil: 0.26 million tons
In the same period last year, petrol and diesel volumes were lower, while furnace oil consumption was higher.
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Petrol and diesel sales increased by 3% and 4%, respectively, on a yearly basis. However, furnace oil sales dropped significantly by 36%, reflecting a shift in energy usage patterns.
What This Indicates
Higher petrol and diesel sales often signal:
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Increased transport activity
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Economic and industrial movement
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Seasonal or demand-related consumption rise
Analysts say such trends are closely watched as indicators of overall economic momentum.
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