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News India Live, Digital Desk: On Thursday morning on behalf of government oil companies Petrol & Diesel There has been a big decline in prices. Today, the price of petrol in Ghaziabad city of the National Capital Region declined by 96 paise per liter. At the same time, crude oil has once again reached the level of $ 65 per barrel in the world market. Government oil companies have changed oil prices in many cities today, but there is no difference in prices even today in four metros like Delhi-Mumbai.
According to government oil companies, In Gautam Budh Nagar district of UP, petrol is being sold at Rs 94.85 per liter by 8 paise. Diesel has also increased by 9 paise to Rs 87.98 per liter. Petrol in Ghaziabad has come down by 96 paise to Rs 94.44 per liter, while diesel is being sold at Rs 87.51 per liter by 1.09 paise. Petrol in Bihar’s capital Patna has reduced by 18 paise to Rs 105.23 per liter, while diesel is being sold at Rs 91.49 per liter by 17 paise.
Talking about crude oil, its prices have increased in the last 24 hours. The price of Brent crude has once again reached $ 64.99 per barrel. The rate of WTI has also jumped slightly to $ 62.58 per barrel.
Petrol and diesel prices in four metros
– Petrol in Delhi is Rs 94.72 and diesel is Rs 87.62 per liter.
– Petrol in Mumbai is Rs 103.44 and diesel is Rs 89.97 per liter.
Petrol in Chennai is Rs 100.76 and diesel is Rs 92.35 per liter.
Petrol in Kolkata is Rs 104.95 and diesel is Rs 91.76 per liter.
Prices have changed in these cities.
– Petrol in Ghaziabad has increased to Rs 94.44 and diesel is Rs 87.51 per liter.
Petrol in Noida is Rs 94.85 and diesel is Rs 87.98 per liter.
Petrol in Patna is Rs 105.23 and diesel is Rs 91.49 per liter.
The new rates are released daily at 6 am.
Petrol and diesel prices change at 6 am every day. New rates are implemented from 6 am. After adding excise duty, dealer commission, VAT and other things in the price of petrol and diesel, its price is almost double the price. This is the reason why petrol and diesel prices are so high.
North India Statesman