Petrol Diesel Prices: There is a rise in the prices of crude oil in the global market again today. This also affected the retail prices of petrol and diesel released by government oil companies and today oil prices have increased in many cities.
Government oil companies released the retail prices of petrol and diesel on Wednesday morning. Today, a rise in oil prices is visible in many cities. Slight changes were also visible in the prices of crude oil in the global market. Brent crude is once again moving towards $83. Even today there is no change in oil prices in the four metros of the country like Delhi-Mumbai.
According to government oil companies, petrol became costlier in Noida, UP today and is being sold at Rs 97.00 per liter by 42 paise. Here diesel has also become costlier by 39 paise to Rs 90.14 per litre.
In Mirzapur district of UP today, petrol became costlier by 82 paise and is being sold at Rs 97.45 per litre, while diesel has increased by 81 paise to Rs 90.63 per litre. Today in Gurugram district of Haryana, petrol increased by 4 paise to Rs 96.89 per liter and diesel became costlier by 3 paise and is being sold at Rs 89.76.
Crude also became expensive.
Talking about crude oil, today the global market is showing a rise. The price of Brent crude has increased by $0.42 to $82.87 per barrel. The rate of WTI has also increased today to $ 77.98 per barrel.
Petrol-diesel prices in all four metros
– Delhi petrol Rs 96.72 and diesel Rs 89.62 per liter
– Mumbai petrol Rs 106.31 and diesel Rs 94.27 per liter
– Chennai petrol Rs 102.63 and diesel Rs 94.24 per liter
– Kolkata petrol Rs 106.03 and diesel Rs 92.76. per liter
New prices released in these cities also
– Petrol in Noida has become Rs 97.00 and diesel Rs 90.14 per liter.
– In Mirzapur, petrol has become Rs 97.45 and diesel Rs 90.63 per liter.
– In Gurugram, petrol has become Rs 96.89 and diesel Rs 89.76 per litre.
New rates are released every morning at 6 am.
The prices of petrol and diesel change every day at 6 am. New rates come into effect from 6 am onwards. After adding excise duty, dealer commission, VAT and other things to the price of petrol and diesel, its price becomes almost double the original price. This is the reason why the prices of petrol and diesel appear so high.
