Diesel price hits new high

While the diesel rates have been hiked for the 22nd time since June 7, petrol price has been raised on 21 occasions.

June 29, 2020 09:25 am | Updated 09:25 am IST - New Delhi

As on June 29, 2020, the cumulative increase since the oil companies started the cycle on June 7 now totals to ₹ 9.17 for petrol and ₹11.14 in diesel.

As on June 29, 2020, the cumulative increase since the oil companies started the cycle on June 7 now totals to ₹ 9.17 for petrol and ₹11.14 in diesel.

Diesel price on Monday scaled a new high after prices were hiked for the 22nd time in just over three weeks, taking the cumulative increase to ₹11.14 per litre.

Petrol price was increased by 5 paise per litre and diesel 13 paise a litre across the country, according to a price notification of state oil marketing companies.

In Delhi, a litre of petrol now comes for ₹80.43 per litre as compared to ₹80.38 earlier. Diesel rates have been increased to ₹80.53 per litre from ₹ 80.40.

Rates vary from state to state depending on the incidence of local sales tax or VAT.

In Mumbai, petrol price went up from ₹87.14 per litre to ₹87.19, while diesel was hiked to ₹78.83 from ₹78.71.

While the diesel rates have been hiked for the 22nd time since June 7, petrol price has been raised on 21 occasions.

There was no change in prices on Sunday.

The cumulative increase since the oil companies started the cycle on June 7 now totals to ₹ 917 for petrol and ₹11.14 in diesel.

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