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Sugar Prices climb higher in Pakistan – May 2025 Rates Update for all cities

Sugar prices in Pakistan have surged again, reaching a national average of Rs 175.19 per kg, up Rs 3.38 in a week. Peshawar saw the steepest hike, with prices hitting Rs 185 per kg. Compared to May 2024, prices have risen over Rs 31/kg. Analysts urge government action to control inflation and ease pressure on households.

ISLAMABAD – Pakistani consumers faced another blow as Sugar Prices hit new highs, with rates going as high as Rs185 in northwestern Pakistan.

The price of sugar has once again surged across country, with the national average rising by Rs3.38 per kilogram in just one week. According to the latest data released by the Federal Bureau of Statistics, the average price of sugar now stands at Rs 175.19 per kilogram, compared to Rs 171.81 last week.

Sugar Prices in Pakistan 2025

SugarPrice per Kg Change
Current National AverageRs 175.19↑ Rs 3.38 (in one week)
Last Week’s AverageRs 171.81

Recent data shows Peshawar residents have been hit hardest by surge, with residents paying around Rs 185 per kg – the highest rate recorded. In just one week, sugar prices in the city rose by Rs 5 per kilogram, intensifying the burden on already struggling households.

Over past year, sugar prices saw sharp rise. In May 2024, the average price of sugar was Rs 143.75 per kilogram, indicating an annual increase of over Rs 31 per kilogram.

The sharp uptick in sugar prices has raised concerns among consumers and market analysts, who fear that continued inflation in essential commodities could lead to further economic strain, particularly for low- and middle-income households.

Experts have called on the government to investigate the causes behind the persistent rise in sugar prices and to take immediate steps to stabilize the market.

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Source : Pak Observer

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