According to the Federal Bureau of Statistics, the price of sugar in Pakistan has remained steady, with a maximum price of Rs 180 per kg and an average price of Rs 168.81 per kg. However, citizens of Karachi and Peshawar are paying the highest prices for sugar in the country.
The Bureau of Statistics has released new data on sugar prices, which reveals that the average price of sugar has increased by one paisa per kg in just one week. Last week, the average price of sugar was Rs 168.80 per kg. In comparison, the average price of sugar in the country was Rs 142.33 per kg a year ago.
It is worth noting that the Deputy Prime Minister had previously announced a retail price of sugar at Rs 164 per kg. However, prices continue to fluctuate, with variations existing across different regions and cities.
The fluctuations in sugar prices can be attributed to various factors, including the cost of sugarcane, efficiency of sugar mills, government policies, seasonal demand, and global market trends.
To provide a better understanding of the current sugar prices in Pakistan, here are some key statistics:
– Maximum price of sugar: Rs 180 per kg
– Average price of sugar: Rs 168.81 per kg
– Average price of sugar in Karachi and Peshawar: highest in the country
– Previous average price of sugar: Rs 142.33 per kg (a year ago)
– Announced retail price of sugar: Rs 164 per kg (by the Deputy Prime Minister)
Overall, while the price of sugar remains steady at the national level, variations exist across different regions and cities. The government’s efforts to regulate sugar prices and ensure a stable supply remain crucial in maintaining price stability and protecting consumer interests.
