Petrol, diesel prices remain constant across metros; LPG cylinder rates slashed on July 1 

Petrol and diesel costs remained unchanged for greater than a month throughout metros on July 1. Petrol continues to promote for Rs 96.72 per litre in Delhi whereas diesel prices Rs 89.62 per litre within the nationwide capital. In Mumbai, petrol sells for Rs 111.35 per litre and diesel is on the market at a price of Rs 97.28 per litre.  

Petrol prices Rs 102.63 per litre in Chennai and Rs 106.03 per litre in Kolkata. Diesel sells for Rs 94.24 per litre and Rs 92.76 per litre in Chennai and Kolkata respectively.  

Petrol prices Rs 109.66 per litre (Hyderabad), Rs 96.79 per litre (Noida) and Rs 96.57 per litre (Lucknow) whereas diesel is on the market for Rs 97.82 per litre (Hyderabad), Rs 89.96 per litre (Noida) and Rs 89.76 per litre (Lucknow).  

Petrol and diesel are the most costly in Rajasthan’s Sri Ganganagar district. Whereas petrol sells for Rs 113.49 per litre, diesel is on the market at a whopping Rs 98.24 per litre.  

In the meantime, oil advertising and marketing firms (OMCs) have offered some aid to the frequent man as the costs of 19 kg cylinders have been slashed by round Rs 200/cylinder, as per a current notification by OMCs. After the downward revision in costs, a 19 kg cylinder prices Rs 2,021 in Delhi, Rs 2,140 in Kolkata, Rs 1,981 in Mumbai and Rs 2,186 in Chennai.  

Petrol and diesel costs and LPG charges are selected the premise of benchmark charges within the worldwide oil market. India imports round 85 per cent of its oil and power necessities. Oil imports from Russia have jumped over 50 occasions since April and make up for 10 per cent of all crude purchased from abroad.   

International oil costs immediately

Oil costs edged up in early commerce on Friday after sinking within the earlier session as OPEC+ stated it will keep on with its deliberate oil output hikes in August and traders frightened concerning the world economic system. Brent crude futures went up 83 cents or 0.8 per cent to $109.86 per barrel whereas US WTI crude futures for August supply rose 70 cents or 0.7 per cent to $106.46 per barrel, information company Reuters reported.