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Petrol and Diesel Rates Climb Across Metro Cities
Fuel prices across India were increased again on Saturday, marking the third hike since May 15 amid rising global energy prices linked to tensions in West Asia. Petrol prices rose by up to 87 paise per litre, while diesel rates increased by as much as 91 paise per litre across major metro cities.
Petrol and diesel prices were increased across the country on Saturday, marking the third upward revision in fuel rates within less than 10 days. The hike comes as state-owned oil marketing companies continue to pass on the impact of rising global energy prices caused by the ongoing West Asia conflict.
In Delhi, petrol prices increased by 87 paise per litre, rising from ₹98.64 to ₹99.51 per litre. Diesel prices in the national capital climbed by 91 paise, moving from ₹91.58 to ₹92.49 per litre.
According to sources, the latest revision saw diesel prices increase by up to 91 paise per litre and petrol
Revised Petrol Prices in Metro Cities
- Delhi – ₹99.51 per litre (+₹0.87)
- Kolkata – ₹110.64 per litre (+₹0.94)
- Mumbai – ₹108.49 per litre (+₹0.90)
- Chennai – ₹105.31 per litre (+₹0.82)
Revised Diesel Prices in Metro Cities
- Delhi – ₹92.49 per litre (+₹0.91)
- Kolkata – ₹97.02 per litre (+₹0.95)
- Mumbai – ₹95.02 per litre (+₹0.94)
- Chennai – ₹96.98 per litre (+₹0.87)
Oil companies had resumed calibrated price increases from May 15 following a rise in international crude oil prices due to geopolitical tensions in West Asia. Analysts believe continued volatility in crude oil markets could influence further fuel price movements in the coming weeks.
The repeated increase in fuel prices is expected to impact transportation costs, logistics expenses, and inflation trends across sectors dependent on petroleum products.
