After a five-day peace, government oil marketing companies increased the price of petrol and diesel on Wednesday, causing petrol price to cross Rs 91 per liter in the commercial city of Mumbai and at a record price here Only 27 paise is down.
Petrol in Mumbai today has reached Rs 91.07 per liter, which is just 27 paise less than the record price of Rs 91.34 on October 4, 2018. The oil companies increased the prices of both fuels on 06 and 07 January after prices remained stable for 29 days and prices were stable for five days after that. On January 6 and 7, the price of petrol was 49 paise, while diesel was expensive by 51 paise. On Wednesday, the price of petrol and diesel in the capital increased by 25 ..25 paise per liter. After this, petrol reached a new record level of Rs 84.45 in Delhi today. Diesel increased to Rs 74.63 per liter. On January 7, the price of petrol in Delhi reached a record Rs 84.20 per liter. Earlier on 4 October 2018, the price of petrol in the capital was at a record level of Rs 84 per liter. In the international market, there is a strong trend in the price of crude oil in the new year. The Organization of the Oil Exporting Countries (OPEC) has agreed to continue production cuts in March as well, which has boosted prices. Today, petrol in Delhi has reached Rs 84.45 and diesel at Rs 74.63 per liter and in Mumbai, petrol has reached Rs 91.07 liter and diesel Rs 81.34. Similarly in Kolkata, petrol has reached Rs 85.92 and diesel Rs 78.22 and in Chennai, petrol has reached Rs 87.18 and diesel Rs 79.95. Today, the price of petrol-diesel in the four major metros of the country remained like this ... City Petrol Diesel Delhi 84.45 74.63 Mumbai 91.07 81.34 Chennai 87.18 79.95 Kolkata 85.92 78.22