Weekly SPI increase by 0.29%.

Pakistan’s Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI) rose 0.29% in the week ending November 05, 2026, and stood 12.31% above its level a year earlier, Mettis Global reported, citing Pakistan Bureau of Statistics data. Prices climbed for 21 of the 51 tracked items, fell for 10 and were unchanged for the remaining 20.

Tomatoes recorded the largest weekly increase, at 54.18%, while LPG rose 3.72%. Petrol and diesel prices declined 4.20% and 2.97%, respectively. On a yearly comparison, LPG was up 114.88% and tomatoes 78.89%; potatoes, eggs and sugar were among the items showing annual decreases. The SPI tracks essential goods across 50 markets in 17 cities and provides a short-interval measure of price movements.