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Fuel Prices Reduced Marginally For The Second Day Across India

While petrol prices have been cut by 21 paise in Delhi, diesel prices have been reduced by 20 paise.
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By Shubham Parashar

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Published on March 25, 2021

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  • Petrol prices have been reduced by 21 paise in Delhi
  • Diesel prices have been reduced by 20 paise in Delhi
  • Fuel prices have been reduced across metro cities.

Fuel prices have been on the upswing for the last couple of months and finally there have been some reduction in rates after a while. Fuel prices were reduced for the second day today, bring petrol retail price down to Rs. 90.78 per litre in Delhi. While petrol prices have been cut by 21 paise lower in Delhi, diesel prices have been reduced by 20 paise. Prices of both petrol and diesel were reduced for the first time in this year yesterday after a year's long gap. Fuel prices were last cut on March 16, 2020.

Also Read: India's February Fuel Demand Falls To Five-Month Low

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Fuel prices have been reduced across metro cities.

In fact, prices were reduced in other metro cities as well and not only in Delhi. The price reduction varied between 1821 paise for petrol and 20-22 paise for diesel. After today's drop in prices, petrol is retailing at Rs. 97.19 in Mumbai, Rs, 92.77 in Chennai and Rs, 90.98 in Kolkata. As far as diesel is concerned, in Delhi it is being retailed at Rs. 81.10, Rs. 88.20 in Mumbai, Rs 86.10 in Chennai and Rs 83.98 in Kolkata.

Also Read: India's Finance Ministry Considers Cutting Taxes On Petrol, Diesel

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There is no information about further reduction in fuel prices.

The slight cut in prices is believed to be due to the drop in the cost of Brent crude oil to $ 63.27 per litre,, down from $ 68 per litre. That said, we still can't say if prices will be reduced further. According to some news reports, a massive cargo-container ship is stuck at the Suez Canal, further delaying other container ships in the world's busiest waterway. This is likely to lead to global crude price rise once again.

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