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Petrol, diesel prices on April 18: Check rates in your city

Petrol and diesel prices per litre in New Delhi remains unchanged from the previous day at ₹ 96.72 and ₹ 89.62 respectively.

Published on: Apr 18, 2023 08:18 AM IST
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Petrol and diesel prices remained the same on Tuesday in major cities like Delhi, Bengaluru, and Kolkata compared to the previous day, according to Goodreturns. However, minor fluctuations in prices were observed in cities such as Gurugram, Noida, and Lucknow. Check the latest rates in your city.

Cost of one litre of petrol in Noida is  ₹ 96.77, while diesel is priced at  ₹ 89.94 pn Tuesday. (File)
Cost of one litre of petrol in Noida is ₹ 96.77, while diesel is priced at ₹ 89.94 pn Tuesday. (File)
CITYPETROL (per litre)DIESEL (per litre)
Delhi 96.72 89.62
Mumbai 106.31 94.27
Bengaluru 101.94 87.89
Hyderabad 109.66 97.82
Chennai 102.63 94.24
Kolkata 106.03 92.76
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Looking at the prices in other cities: cost of one litre of petrol in Noida is 96.77, while diesel is priced at 89.94. In Gurugram, petrol costs 97.10 per litre, and diesel rate stands at 89.54 per litre. Meanwhile, in Lucknow, petrol can be bought at 96.57 per litre, and diesel at 89.76 per litre.

Starting from 2017, petrol prices in India undergo daily revisions, which marks a significant deviation from the prior practice of revising petrol prices every two weeks.

Oil prices remained stable in early trading on Tuesday after experiencing a 2% decline in the previous session, news agency Reuters reported. Market participants are closely watching the release of economic data in China, hoping for signs of economic growth and recovery that can offset the waning demand in other regions.

 
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