Massive Fuel Price Jitters: Key Cities Record Petrol and Diesel Rate Changes on July 13
The cost of fuel remains a critical indicator for Indian consumers, as global commodity dynamics translate directly into daily petrol and diesel prices across major metros. With market attention continuously focused on international geopolitical tensions, citizens are checking the latest rates to understand potential shifts in their pocketbook. This report provides a comprehensive breakdown of all registered changes for both fuel types today.Petrol Prices Across Major Indian Cities
The retail price of petrol shows regional variations and marginal changes across different parts of the country. In New Delhi, the petrol price is registered at ₹102.12, maintaining stability with a zero change recorded for the day. Similarly, Kolkata and Mumbai report rates of ₹113.51 and ₹111.21, respectively.Several cities have seen notable movements in their fuel prices. Chennai stands out among the reporting centers, registering a price of ₹109.45, which reflects an increase of +1.69 today. Conversely, Bangalore recorded a slight decrease, with its petrol price settling at ₹111.25 (-0.43).
Other key city prices include Chandigarh at ₹101.54 and Hyderabad at ₹115.73, showing a small increment of +0.04. The full list reveals stable pricing in several locations, with Gurgaon, Noida, and Jaipur maintaining rates near the ₹102 to ₹112 range.
Diesel Price Movements Nationwide
Diesel prices are also tracked closely by consumers and logistics operators, and today's data reflects varied movements across the nation. In New Delhi, the diesel price is set at ₹95.20 with no change recorded. Mumbai reports a rate of ₹97.83, while Kolkata holds its price stable at ₹99.82.The market witnessed significant positive changes in certain regional markets. Chennai reported the highest increase for diesel, jumping by +1.71 and reaching ₹101.26. Bhubaneswar also saw an uptick, with a +0.24 change reflected in its price of ₹100.92.
Conversely, there were shifts downward in other areas. Bangalore recorded a slight drop, maintaining the diesel rate at ₹99.14 (-0.42). Thiruvananthapuram registered a notable decrease of -0.77, with the diesel price set at ₹103.63. The complete data reflects a mix of stability and marginal downward or upward movements across all tracked cities.
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