Petrol and Diesel Rate Today in Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Mumbai, Hyderabad: Prices of Petrol and Diesel stay unchanged today soon after possessing slipped for two consecutive days. The value of petrol and diesel fell for the 1st time on March 24, across key cities, soon after possessing remained the exact same for 3 consecutive weeks. Nation Capital Delhi was quoting a petrol value of Rs 90.78 per litre though Diesel in the city was priced at Rs 81.10 per litre, down 21 paise and 20 paise, respectfully from yesterday. Fuel costs stay the highest in Mumbai at Rs 97.19 per litre for Petrol. Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL), Indian Oil Corporation Ltd (IOCL) and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) revise the fuel costs on a everyday basis in line with benchmark international value and foreign exchange prices.
Mumbai’s petrol expense is the highest across key cities today at Rs 97.19 per litre though Diesel in the country’s monetary capital expenses Rs 88.20 per litre. The divergence in costs amongst Delhi and Mumbai is owing to distinct costs in distinct cities. Petrol and Diesel costs are fixed on the basis of freight charges, neighborhood taxes, and VAT.
Petrol, diesel costs in Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, UP, Punjab, Haryana, Pune
Chennai: Petrol costs – Rs 92.77 per litre Diesel costs – Rs 86.10 per litre
Kolkata: Petrol costs – Rs 90.98 per litre Diesel costs – Rs 83.98 per litre
Pune: Petrol costs – Rs 96.83 per litre Diesel costs – Rs 86.51 per litre
Bengaluru: Petrol costs – Rs 93.82 per litre Diesel costs – Rs 85.99 per litre
Hyderabad: Petrol costs – Rs 94.39 per litre Diesel costs – Rs 88.45 per litre
Noida (UP): Petrol costs – 89.08 per litre Diesel costs – Rs 81.56 per litre
Mohali (Punjab): Petrol costs – Rs 92.67 per litre Diesel costs – 83.66 per litre
Chandigarh: Petrol costs 87.36 per litre Diesel costs – Rs 80.80 per litre
Gurugram (Haryana): Petrol costs – Rs 88.73 per litre Diesel costs – Rs 81.68 per litre
Crude Oil inches larger
With the Suez Canal blockage anticipated to lead to a delay in delivery of fuel, crude oil costs moved larger soon after possessing remained volatile for the final handful of trading sessions. WTI Crude Oil settled at $59.31 per barrel. On the other hand, Brent Crude was trading at $62.62 a barrel. Both Brent and WTI had plunged almost 4% in the preceding session. “There was no specific news behind the sharp drop in oil overnight. The Suez Canal blockage’s transitory nature gave way to general nervousness around rising COVID -19 cases in Europe, India, and Brazil,” said Stephen Innes, Chief Global Market Strategist at Axi.