Fuel prices remain unchanged on Sunday after three days of hike – The New Indian Express

IANS

NEW DELHI: After three days of rising fuel prices, oil marketing companies (OMC) kept gasoline and diesel prices unchanged Sunday under the dynamic price regime in force since June.

According to Indian Oil Corporation, in the four metros of Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai, gasoline per liter sold Sunday at Rs 76.95, Rs 79.61, Rs 84.33 and Rs 79.87 the liter, respectively. [19659003] On an upward trajectory since July 5, oil prices in Mumbai had crossed the bar of Rs 84 per liter on Friday, sold at Rs 84.14 per liter.

In Mumbai, along with the other subways, prices reached unprecedented levels May, the absolute record being 86.24 rupees, recorded on May 29th. He had first reached the level of 84 rupees on May 20th.

After an interruption of about 36 days, fuel prices began to rise on July 5th.

In tandem with gasoline, the price of diesel also stabilized Sunday through the four metric bones. It is sold at Rs 68.61, Rs 71.16, Rs 72.80 and Rs 72.43 per liter respectively in Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai.

Crude oil prices weakened last week, as the Libyan oil exporter restarted its port operations. indications that he might consider granting waivers to some Iranian oil buyers over the sanctions reimposed after America withdrew from the Iranian nuclear deal.

Oil had risen to $ 75 a barrel earlier this month.