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Petrol Diesel Prices Rise for 4th Time in 2 Weeks Amid Oil Pressure

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India-specific retail fuel price pass-through from global crude oil price rise and geopolitical risk premium. Direct impact on transport costs and consumer inflation. Channel: fx_passthrough (imported crude) + regulatory (administered pricing mechanism). Affects margins of OMCs (IOC, BPCL, HPCL) and downstream logistics/transport companies. Scarcity risk low due to adequate stocks.

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  • Petrol in Delhi surpassed Rs 102 per litre, diesel reached Rs 95.20.
  • Prices increased for the fourth time in two weeks.
  • Latest hike: petrol up Rs 2.61, diesel up Rs 2.71 in Delhi.
  • Rising global crude oil prices and West Asia tensions cited as reasons.
  • Ministry of Petroleum assured adequate fuel stocks, urged against panic buying.
Sector verdictCOMMODITY_OILUpmagnitude 2/3 Β· confidence 3/5

Petrol and diesel prices in India are expected to rise 2-3% in the next 48h due to Brent crude pass-through and geopolitical tensions.

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