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- Iran-US talks postponed, crude oil prices rise
- Brent crude reached $ 95.89 per barrel
- Petrol and diesel prices remain stable in India
- Petrol prices are quite high in neighboring countries
Petrol Price Rate 20 April: The ongoing tension in the Middle East is showing no sign of abating. Iran has refused a second round of talks with America. The effect of which is clearly visible on the prices of crude oil.
The prices of Brent crude have increased by $ 5.51 per barrel and have reached around $ 95.89 per barrel. Meanwhile, India’s government oil marketing companies have also released new rates of petrol and diesel. Let us know the latest price of petrol and diesel in your city today.
There is relief in the country
Despite the ongoing uncertainty at the global level, the prices of petrol and diesel in the country remain stable. Elections are going to be held in many states in the coming days. In such a situation, the government is avoiding increasing prices to provide relief to the people. However, many private companies have increased the prices of oil.
Latest petrol rate (as per group return)
Delhi – Rs 94.77 (per litre)
Mumbai – Rs 103.50 (per litre)
Kolkata – Rs 105.45 (per litre)
hyderabad – Rs 107.46 (per litre)
Chennai – Rs 100.90 (per litre)
Lucknow – Rs 94.85 (per litre)
Ahmedabad – Rs 94.68 (per litre)
Indore – Rs 106.81 (per litre)
Nashik – Rs 104.76 (per litre)
Patna – Rs 103.82 (per litre)
Pune – Rs 105.60 (per litre)
Latest diesel rate (as per group return)
Delhi – Rs 87.67 (per litre)
Mumbai – Rs 90.03 (per litre)
Kolkata – Rs 92.02 (per litre)
Hyderabad – Rs 95.70 (per litre)
Chennai – Rs 92.48 (per litre)
Lucknow – Rs 87.99 (per litre)
Ahmedabad – Rs 90.35 (per litre)
Indore – Rs 92.18 (per litre)
Nashik – Rs 91.27 (per litre)
Patna – Rs 91.84 (per litre)
Pune – Rs 90.35 (per litre)
Petrol prices in neighboring countries
If we look at the prices of neighboring countries, there is a lot of difference in the prices of petrol. Petrol in Bangladesh is around Rs 90.95 per liter, while in Myanmar it has increased to Rs 146.82.
Whereas in Pakistan its rate is Rs 122.42 and in China its rate is Rs 130.11 per liter. Petrol is being sold at the rate of Rs 134.38 per liter in Sri Lanka. Prices are even higher in Nepal. Where one has to pay around Rs 136.86 for one liter petrol.
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