new Delhi. There is a steady increase in the price of crude oil. The price of Brent crude oil has once again crossed $ 51 per barrel in the international market. On the other hand, US oil prices have reached around $ 49 per barrel. On the other hand in India, local level petrol and Diesel price There has been no change in. This is the 18th consecutive day when the price of petrol and diesel is showing stability. Let us also tell you how much you will have to pay for petrol and diesel today.
Diesel price continues to stabilize
According to the information received from IOCL, the price of petrol and diesel has not seen any change for the 17th consecutive day in the four metros of the country. Today people have to pay the price on December 7. On December 7, the price of diesel was increased from 24 to 28 paise per liter in all the four metros of the country. After this, diesel prices in the country’s capital Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai were 73.87 26, 77.44 26, 80.51 28 and 79.21 24 per liter respectively.
price of petrol No change in
According to information received from IOCL, the price of petrol has been stable for the 17th consecutive day in the four metros of the country. Today, the prices will be paid on December 7 in all four metros. On December 7, the nation’s capital Delhi saw an increase of 30 paise per liter. While Kolkata and Mumbai saw an increase of 29 paise per liter. At the same time, the price was increased to 26 paise per liter in Chennai. After which the prices in the four metros were Rs 83.71, Rs 85.19, Rs 90.34 and Rs 86.51 respectively.
Inflation was seen before stability
Since November, petrol and diesel prices have seen a huge increase. If we talk about petrol, then in all the four metros of the country, there has been an increase of more than Rs 2.60 per liter. The capital of the country saw an increase of Rs 2.65, Kolkata Rs 2.59, Mumbai Rs 2.60 and Chennai Rs 2.18 per liter. At the same time, diesel has become expensive by Rs 3.42 per liter in Delhi, the capital of the country. While Kolkata became expensive by Rs 3.46, Mumbai by Rs 3.65 and Chennai by Rs 3.25. Petrol and diesel prices have reached two-year highs after this increase.
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