Last Thursday itself, crude oil prices in the international market once again crossed $100 per barrel. However, there is some relief in prices today on Saturday; The price has stabilized at $97.89 per barrel after falling 2 percent. Nevertheless, prices remain very high, putting considerable pressure on domestic oil marketing companies. The good thing for the common man is that there was no change in the prices of petrol and diesel even on Saturday. Petrol prices across the country on July 25
New Delhi – 102.12
Kolkata – 113.51
Mumbai – 111.21
Chennai – 107.76
Gurugram – 102.97
Noida – 122.12
Bengaluru – 110.44
Bhubaneswar – 118.85
Chandigarh – 111.51
Hyderabad – 115.73
Jaipur – 113.50
Lucknow – 111.89
Patna – 113.37
Thiruvananthapuram – 115.49
diesel prices today
New Delhi – 95.20
Kolkata – 99.82
Mumbai – ₹97.83
Chennai – ₹99.55
Gurugram – ₹95.64
Noida – ₹95.56
Bengaluru – ₹98.39
Bhubaneswar – ₹100.56
Chandigarh – ₹89.47
Hyderabad – ₹103.82
Jaipur – ₹98.50
Lucknow – ₹95.36
Patna – ₹99.36
Thiruvananthapuram – ₹104.40
No increase in petrol and diesel prices since May
Oil marketing companies last increased the prices of petrol and diesel in May. At that time, domestic fuel prices had increased by up to Rs 7.5 per litre. Prices have remained stable since then. It is worth noting that due to the increase in crude oil prices in the international market, there is a lot of pressure on domestic oil marketing companies. The conflict between Iran and the US has disrupted the supply of crude oil globally, causing prices to rise in the international market.
The current global situation is not favorable for countries like India, which are completely dependent on imports for oil. The rising prices of crude oil have increased their cost significantly compared to previous levels. Since this conflict began, crude oil prices have increased rapidly.
