Pakistan faces acute fuel and food crisis. Fertilizer costs have nearly doubled. IMF emergency talks ongoing.
$1.05
Gasoline /L
+28.0% vs pre-war
18d
Reserves
3 weeks
+28.5%
Food Inflation
Risk: high
85%
Oil Imported
Hormuz: direct
Fuel Prices
USD primary · PKR (₨) local
Prices shown per litre. Local currency conversion uses live exchange rates.Data as of Apr 14, 2026
Gasoline
$1.05/L
₨293/L
+28.0% vs pre-war
Diesel
$0.98/L
₨274/L
+30.7% vs pre-war
LPG / Autogas
$0.62/L
₨173/L
Kerosene / Jet A
$0.78/L
₨218/L
Pre-war baseline (Feb 2026): Gasoline $0.82/L · Diesel $0.75/L · Current prices are 28.0% above pre-war levels
3-Month Price History
Jan 25
Pre-war baseline
Iran war starts (Feb 2026)
PKR · live rates
Strategic Oil Reserves
18days
3 weeks
0.6 months
CRITICAL — Under 30 days
Source: IEA/EIA
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Energy Dependency Profile
Oil Import Dependency
85%
of total oil consumption
Hormuz Exposure
Direct
Strait of Hormuz risk
Food Import Dependency
22%
of food supply imported
Fertilizer & Food Security
Fertilizer Cost Change
+95%
vs pre-war (Feb 2026)
Food Inflation (YoY)
+28.5%
year-on-year CPI food
Food Security Risk
High
FAO / WFP assessment
Food Security Alert: Elevated fertilizer costs (+95% since Feb 2026) are reducing crop yields. Food inflation of +28.5% is impacting household purchasing power. Risk of food shortages in coming months if energy costs remain elevated.
