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Petrol price rises to ₹105.92/l in Mumbai
The price of petrol in the city increased for the second consecutive day on Monday
The price of petrol in the city increased for the second consecutive day on Monday.
Inching closer to ₹106 per litre, one litre of petrol was priced at ₹105.92 on Monday after witnessing rise of 34 paise. There was no increase in the price of diesel in the city. Petrol price had crossed the ₹105-mark on Friday.
In Thane, a litre of petrol crossed the ₹106-mark and reached ₹106.04.
Fuel prices in the city have been on rise since May 3. On May 29, petrol price crossed the ₹100-mark in Mumbai and has been on a constant rise since then. In 34 days, the price of petrol has risen from ₹100 to ₹105.
In Maharashtra, the costliest petrol was available in Parbhani on Monday at ₹108.23 per litre, while the highest diesel price was recorded in Amaravati, where one litre of the fuel was priced at ₹98.37.
Petrol prices increased across metro cities and rest of the country too, on Monday. Inching closer to ₹100, one litre of petrol was priced at ₹99.86 in the national Capital while in Chennai the fuel’s price crossed the ₹100-mark and was available at ₹100.75 on Monday. In Hyderabad one litre of petrol was priced at ₹103.78.
