Petrol and diesel prices on July 10: Check latest rates in your city

The last nationwide fluctuation in fuel prices was on May 21 when the Centre cut the excise duty on petrol and diesel.

Updated on: Jul 10, 2023, 08:52:07 IST

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Petrol and diesel prices, which are announced daily at 6 am, stayed constant in India on Monday, in sync with the year-long stable trend. On Sunday, too, fuel prices did not witness any revisions in major cities. Oil marketing companies like IOCL, HPCL and BPCL announce changes to its prices, if any, as per exchange rates, global prices, tax structures and other factors.

Delhiites can buy petrol and diesel at ₹96.72 per litre and ₹89.62 per litre respectively, from the national capital. (File)

Delhiites can buy petrol and diesel at ₹96.72 per litre and ₹89.62 per litre respectively, from the national capital. In Mumbai, petrol price soared above ₹100 and stood at ₹106.31 per litre while one litre of diesel cost ₹94.27. The last nationwide fluctuation in fuel prices was on May 21 when the Centre cut the excise duty on petrol and diesel.

Check fuel costs for other cities today:

CITY	PETROL PRICE (Rs/LITRE)	DIESEL PRICE (Rs/LITRE)
KOLKATA	106.03	92.76
CHENNAI	102.74	94.33
LUCKNOW	96.35	89.55
AHMEDABAD	96.42	92.17
BENGALURU	101.99	87.94

Another way for people to get fuel prices on their cell phone as per their region is via SMS. Indian Oil customers can type RSP and send an SMS to 9224992249, while Hindustan Petroleum customers need to type HPPRICE and send an SMS to 9222201122. Bharat Petroleum customers need to type RSP and send an SMS to 9223112222.

Oil steadied after the biggest weekly gain since early April as investors juggled signs of tightening supply and persistent demand concerns.

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