Pakistan, June 19 -- Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar has said that petroleum product prices in Pakistan are expected to decrease by up to Rs59. He indicated that a working plan for a significant reduction in fuel rates is currently under consideration. The statement suggests potential relief for consumers amid ongoing economic pressures.

Speaking informally at Parliament House, Ishaq Dar said the expected reduction in fuel prices would be substantial. He noted that detailed work is underway to finalise the adjustment, which could bring noticeable relief across multiple petroleum categories. However, he did not announce an immediate final notification.

He also referred to ongoing US-Iran diplomatic developme...