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Petrol, diesel prices unchanged in Delhi, Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai - 25 May 2020
Petrol and diesel prices have remained stable for the last two months across all. major cities except in Chennai where the rates have seen fluctuations.
Petrol and diesel prices on 25 May 2020: Petrol and diesel prices, have remained stable for the last two months across all.major cities except in Chennai where the rates have seen fluctuations. The state-run fuel retailers left the petrol and diesel prices stable as the crude oil prices have fell in the international market. On the other hand, the petrol and diesel prices have been subjected to hike in VAT by Rs. 10 per petrol and Rs. 13 per diesel.
Going the petrol and diesel prices, the price of a litre of petrol in Hyderabad on Thursday was at Rs. 73.97 and diesel is recorded at Rs. 67.82 per litre respectively.
Petrol and diesel prices have remained the same in the national capital Delhi where the petrol prices continue to be at Rs 71.26. While diesel prices have also stabilized at Rs.69.39. The situation is similar in Mumbai, the commercial capital wherein the petrol prices are stable at Rs.76.31 and diesel prices have also continued to be steady at Rs 66.21.
In Chennai, the petrol price per litre is recorded at Rs. 75.60 per litre with a rise of six paise whereas diesel is priced at Rs. 68.28 per litre with seven paise decrease.
The petrol and diesel prices mentioned above are due at 8 in the morning and petroleum companies revise the petrol and diesel prices on the basis of crude oil prices in the international market. Against this backdrop, prices are subjected to change regularly.
