Petrol and diesel prices have increased once again, marking the third fuel price hike within the last 10 days. The latest revision announced today has pushed petrol prices up by 87 paise per litre, taking the new rate to ₹105.36 per litre. Diesel prices also recorded a rise of 91 paise, with the revised rate reaching ₹97.02 per litre.
The repeated increase in fuel prices has drawn attention as consumers continue to face rising transportation and daily living costs. Fuel price revisions are usually influenced by international crude oil rates, currency fluctuations, and other market-related factors monitored by oil companies.
Officials confirmed that the revised prices came into effect immediately after the latest announcement. The increase applies across several regions, with local taxes and transportation costs affecting final retail prices in different states.
Fuel price hikes often impact transportation expenses, commercial operations, and household budgets, especially for people who depend on daily travel and goods transportation. Public transport operators and small businesses are also closely monitoring the continuing price changes.
The latest revision highlights the ongoing fluctuations in fuel markets and the importance of closely tracking energy and transportation costs in the coming days.
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