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Petrol, diesel prices today stable in Hyderabad, Delhi, Chennai and Mumbai - 2 May 2020
Petrol and Diesel prices today 16 December 2020
The petrol and diesel prices have been stable since March 16. Petrol and diesel prices, which should see a slash with a reduction in crude oil rates have remained stable due to the increase in the excise duty by 3 a litre.
Petrol and diesel prices on 2 May 2020: The petrol and diesel prices have been stable since March 16. Petrol and diesel prices, which should see a slash with a reduction in crude oil rates have remained stable due to the increase in the excise duty by 3 a litre. On the other hand, less demand for fuel due to lockdown imposed by central and state governments amid coronavirus outbreak.
The price of petrol in Hyderabad today remained steady at Rs. 73.97 and the diesel price has also been steady at Rs. 67.82 per litre. Petrol and diesel prices remain the same in Amaravati. Petrol and diesel prices have remained the same in the national capital Delhi with petrol price per litre at Rs 69.59 and diesel at Rs 62.29 respectively.
A similar situation is there in Mumbai, the commercial capital with petrol price at Rs.76.31 and diesel price at Rs.65.21 per litre. While in Chennai, a litre of petrol is recorded at Rs. 72.28 per litre and diesel is sold at Rs. 65.71 per litre.
The fuel prices are subjected to alter at regular intervals, which would be revised by the petroleum companies. The above-mentioned prices are due to 8 am in the morning.
