Premium petrol prices have seen a hike of over Rs 2 per litre across state-run oil companies, while regular fuel and diesel rates remain steady. This adjustment comes amidst global energy market volatility fueled by the Middle East crisis, impacting India’s significant oil import dependence and potentially widening the import bill. Premium petrol prices have seen a hike of over Rs 2 per litre across state-run oil companies, while regular fuel and diesel rates remain steady. This adjustment comes amidst global energy market volatility fueled by the Middle East crisis, impacting India’s significant oil import dependence and potentially widening the import bill.
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Price of premium petrol hiked by up to Rs 2.35 amid Middle East tensions
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