Fuel prices in the country remained unchanged on Wednesday after reducing for thirteen consecutive days. Petrol price in the national capital was revised to 79.55 per litre on Tuesday while diesel price to Rs 73.

After 13 consecutive days of price cuts, fuel prices remain unchanged today

The excise duty cut declared by the Centre on petrol and diesel from the midnight of October 4 by Rs 2.50 per litre, with the Centre bearing Rs 1.50 and the oil marketing companies (OMCs) the balance one rupee in a litre of the fuel sold, seems to be a desperate bid to soothe the frayed feelings of consumers.

Rising fuel prices: Cosmetic changes won’t help

As oil prices continue to rise worldwide with India being no exception, the International Energy Agency(IEA) in a report said today that "both global oil demand and supply are now close to new, historically significant peak" at 100 million barrels a day.

Oil production reaches record peak at 100 million barrels, along with demand: IEA

Petrol and diesel prices increased again on Thursday by Rs 0.10 and Rs 0.27 respectively in the national capital. Petrol in Delhi will be sold at Rs 82.36 per litre, diesel for the day will be at Rs 74.

Petrol prices up again, selling at Rs 82.36 a litre in Delhi

The government increased fuel prices once again today increasing the price of petrol by 22 paise and diesel by 18 paise. Also Read: Gadkari says record fuel prices hurting people Petrol in the national capital will now cost Rs 83.

Petrol, diesel prices hiked for third time this week

Petrol price in Delhi today stands at Rs 76.58 per litre, down from Rs 76.78 per litre on June 10. Similarly, petrol price in Mumbai is Rs 84.41 per litre.

Fuel rates cut for 13th straight day: Petrol prices cut by 20 paise per liter, diesel by 15 paise

In last six days, petrol price in Delhi has come down by 47 paise from its record high of Rs 78.43 on May 29.

Petrol prices cut for the sixth straight day by 15 paise, diesel by 14 paise

In Delhi, petrol now costs Rs 78.20 a litre, and diesel costs Rs 69.11 per litre

Petrol, diesel prices cut by 9 paise per litre

States can cut petrol price by Rs 2.65 per litre and diesel by Rs 2 a litre if they decide to forego potential additional gains out of high crude oil rates, an SBI report said

States can cut petrol price by Rs 2.65/litre by giving up additional gains: Report

The revised petrol prices in metropolitan cities are- Delhi: Rs 78.12 per litre; Mumbai: 85.93; Kolkata: 80.76 and Chennai: 81.11.

Fuel prices continue to rise for 14th consecutive day

Rising pump prices are already adding to inflationary pressure and are strengthening the case for a rate hike.

Government keen take long-term view on petrol prices: Ravi Shankar Prasad

Indians expressed their dismay on Wednesday (September 13) as a hike of 7-8 paise per litre in petrol and 10-11 paise per litre in diesel prices pushed the fuel rates to their highest since PM Modi assumed office in 2014

Fuel prices touch three-year high

Petrol price was last hiked by 89 paise per litre on November 1

India: Petrol price cut by Rs 1.46, diesel by Rs 1.53 per litre

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