Fuel prices across India remained stable on June 3, with no changes reported for petrol, diesel, and CNG in major metro cities. Oil marketing companies maintained current retail rates despite global crude oil fluctuations, offering commuters temporary relief.
CNG prices have increased by Re 1 per kg, marking the third hike in less than 10 days, with rates now at Rs 81.09/kg in Delhi and Rs 89.70/kg in Noida/Ghaziabad. Petrol and diesel prices also saw hikes due to rising global crude oil prices.
CNG prices in Delhi increased by Re 1 per kg to Rs 81.09, the third hike in under 10 days. This follows rising petrol and diesel prices, driven by global energy costs linked to the Middle East crisis and Strait of Hormuz disruptions.
Fuel prices in India have seen a Rs 3 per litre hike for petrol and diesel, and Rs 3 per kg for CNG, driven by rising global crude oil prices due to Middle East tensions. This marks the end of a four-year stable period for fuel costs.
CNG prices in Delhi NCR increased for the second time in two days due to global crude oil prices and the Iran war's economic impact. PM Modi continues his European tour, focusing on trade and energy security.
Congress criticized PM Modi's government after CNG prices rose for the second time in two days, calling it the 'Mahngai Man' Modi's lash. The party alleged the Centre is burdening consumers with fuel price hikes post-elections.
CNG prices in Delhi-NCR increased by ₹1/kg to ₹80.09, following a ₹2 hike two days prior. Petrol and diesel prices also rose by ₹3/litre amid global energy price volatility.
The Indian government has assured citizens of uninterrupted fuel supplies, citing adequate reserves and fiscal measures to mitigate the impact of rising global crude prices caused by the ongoing Middle East conflict.
