Petrol Diesel Price Today: Government oil companies released new petrol and diesel rates on Tuesday morning. Following the reduction in GST rates, people are wondering if oil has also become cheaper.
Has the fall in global crude oil prices and the reduction in GST rates also affected the retail prices of petrol and diesel? State-owned oil companies released retail oil rates on Tuesday morning. Oil prices have changed in most cities today. Prices appear to have increased in several cities in Uttar Pradesh. If you’re wondering whether the reduction in GST has also brought down oil prices, quickly check the rates in your city. Oil companies have not made any changes to oil prices in metropolitan cities like Delhi and Mumbai.
According to state-owned oil companies, petrol has become costlier by 6 paise in Gautam Buddha Nagar district of Uttar Pradesh and is selling at ₹94.77 per liter. Diesel has also risen by 8 paise to ₹87.89 per liter. In Ghaziabad, petrol has risen by 34 paise to ₹94.78 per liter, while diesel is selling at ₹87.90 per liter, up 39 paise. In Patna, the capital of Bihar, petrol has risen by 37 paise to ₹105.60 per liter, while diesel is selling at ₹91.83 per liter, up 34 paise.
Crude oil prices have seen a slight decline over the past 24 hours. Brent crude oil prices have reached $66.53 per barrel. WTI prices have also risen to $62.64 per barrel.
Petrol and diesel prices in all four metros
– Petrol in Delhi is Rs 94.72 and diesel is Rs 87.62 per liter
– Petrol in Mumbai is Rs 103.44 and diesel is Rs 89.97 per liter
– Petrol in Chennai is Rs 100.76 and diesel is Rs 92.35 per liter
– Petrol in Kolkata is Rs 104.95 and diesel is Rs 91.76 per liter
Rates have changed in these cities
: – In Ghaziabad, petrol has become Rs 94.78 and diesel Rs 87.90 per liter.
– In Noida, petrol has become Rs 94.77 and diesel Rs 87.89 per liter.
– In Patna, petrol has become Rs 105.60 and diesel Rs 91.83 per liter.
New rates are released every morning at 6 a.m.
Petrol and diesel prices change every day at 6 a.m. The new rates come into effect at 6 a.m. After adding excise duty, dealer commission, VAT, and other items to the price of petrol and diesel, the price nearly doubles the original price. This is why petrol and diesel prices appear so high.
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