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Petrol Price increased by Rs. 2.0/l |
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15 June 2013: Petrol Prices were increased all India by Rs. 2.0/L due to devaluation of Rs. against $. Increase will be effective starting 16 June 2013.
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Fuel prices hiked: Petrol to cost Rs. 63.99, diesel Rs. 50.25 in Delhi |
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31 May 2013;hindustantimes.com: New Delhi: Get ready to pay more for petrol and diesel from Saturday as state-owned oil companies have announced a hike of between Rs. 0.90 – Rs. 0.98 per litre (including state taxes) in the price of petrol and between Rs. 0.55 to Rs. 0.61 per litre (including taxes) in the price of diesel. A statement from Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) on Friday said the current increase is required mainly due to depreciation of the Indian rupee against the US dollar from Rs. 54.26 to Rs. 55.32 per US dollar. The new prices of petrol and diesel will be effective from Saturday. Following the revision, every litre of petrol will cost Rs. 63.99 in Delhi, Rs. 70.68 in Mumbai, Rs. 66.85 in Chennai and Rs. 71.29 in Kolkata. The per litre cost of diesel from Saturday would stand revised to Rs. 50.25 in Delhi, Rs. 56.66 in Mumbai, Rs. 53.53 in Chennai and Rs. 54.56 in Kolkata from Saturday. In NCR, every litre of petrol would cost Rs. 65.36 in Faridabad, Rs. 65.16 in Gurgaon, Rs. 70.23 in Noida and Rs. 70.12 in Ghaziabad. The cost of every litre of diesel will stand revised to Rs. 49.29 in Faridabad, Rs. 49.09 in Gurgaon, Rs. 54.47 in Noida and Rs. 54.35 in Ghaziabad. Diesel prices were last revised on May 10 by over Rs. 1 a litre. After the current price increase of around 60 paise a litre, losses on diesel to oil companies still stand at Rs. 4.87 a litre, the IOC statement said. Before the current hike in petrol prices, oil companies had implemented four consecutive reductions in petrol prices. The price of petrol was last reduced by Rs. 3 per litre – the steepest cut in more than four years – from May 1. Prior to this, the rates were reduced by Rs. 1 a litre on April 16, 85 paise a litre on April 1 and Rs. 2 a litre on March 16.
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Petrol price hiked by 75 paise per litre, diesel by 50 paise |
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31 May 2013;timesofindia.indiatimes.com:Piyush Pandey:MUMBAI: After four consecutive times reduction in petrol prices by cumulative Rs 6.60 a litre since April 1, state owned oil marketing companies (OMCs) have decided to increase the petrol prices by 75 paisa a litre and diesel prices by 50 paisa a litre due to depreciating Indian rupee, which hit 10 month low, making the import of crude oil costlier. Private refiners Reliance Industries (RIL) and Essar Oil are likely to follow the suit. The management of Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), Hindustan Petroleum Corp ( HPCL) & Bharat Petroleum Corp ( BPCL) in a meeting in New Delhi decided on the revision in the petrol and diesel prices, which was approved by the oil ministry. The OMCs had reduced the petrol prices by Rs 3 per litre on May 1, Rs 1.20 per litre on April 16, Re 1 on April 1 and Rs. 2.40 on March 16, 2013. The government has deregulated the petrol and diesel prices, and now the oil marketing companies are revising the petrol prices according to the international market prices. "Petrol prices are increased by Rs 1 a litre and diesel by 45 paisa as we had started incurring losses in petrol due to depreciating rupee, which makes the oil imports costlier," said a director on the board of an oil retailer. The Indian basket of crude oil has fallen to $ 100.27per barrel on May 30, 2013 compared to average price of $ 101.21 during fortnight of May 1-15, 2013. However, in rupee terms, the price has gone up by Rs 146 to Rs 5,625 as on May 30, compared to the last fortnight, thus necessitating the hike. This is because the Indian rupee has weakened to Rs 56.50 against the US dollar, which is Rs 2 lower than the rate of Rs 54.32 during the fortnight of May 1-15, 2013. The depreciating rupee has widened the loss on sale of diesel to Rs 5 a litre. Diesel price have been hiked four times since the de-regulation, the last being on May 11 when it was raised by Rs 1.02 a litre.
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Petrol prices may be hiked this week |
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30 May 2013;hindustantimes.com:New Delhi; Petrol prices may be hiked by up to Re 1 a litre this week as the rupee ended just above its 10-month low making oil imports costlier. As per the practice of revising rates every fortnight, petrol price revision is due on Friday and if oil ministry approves the increased prices will come into effect from June 1, sources privy to the development said. While international oil prices have softened, the rupee has depreciated against the US currency to Rs. 56.38/39 per dollar, about Rs. 2 lower than the rate at the last revision in March. This will be the first price-hike in three months' time. Petrol prices were last increased on March 1. Since then, petrol prices have been cut four times on falling global oil prices. Petrol prices were cut by Rs. 3 per litre on May 1, Rs. 1.20 on April 16, Re 1 on April 1 and Rs. 2.40 on March 16. It costs Rs. 63.09 a litre in Delhi currently. With the depreciation in rupee, the loss on diesel sales too has widened to about Rs. 5 a litre form Rs. 3.78 previously and there was a clear-cut case for implementing the monthly revision of 40-50 paisa per litre
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Diesel price to go up by 90 paise per litre |
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10 May 2013;timesofindia.indiatimes.com:NEW DELHI: Diesel price will increase by 90 paise per litre plus taxes from Friday-Saturday midnight, the country's largest oil marketing firm Indian Oil Corporation said on Friday.
The company has decided to hike the price after a gap of two months.
Indian Oil Corporation said the Rs 0.90 per litre increase in price would cover the increase of April and May.
"Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. has decided to increase the Retail Selling Price of Diesel with effect from midnight of 10th/11th May '13 by Rs.0.90/litre (excluding VAT) covering the increase for the months of April and May 2013," the company said in a statement.
Allowing for local taxes, the new rates for diesel per litre will be at Rs.49.69 in Delhi, Rs.53.97 in Kolkata, Rs.56.04 in Mumbai and Rs.52.92 in Chennai.
IOC said that in line with the government's authorisation to oil marketing companies to increase the price of diesel within a small range every month, "High Speed Diesel (Retail) prices have been raised by Rs.0.45/litre on three occasions i.e. on 18th January '13, 16th February '13 and 23rd March '13."
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