As per the Indian Oil Corporation data, petrol became dearer by 14 paise a litre to Rs 71.39, while diesel was revised by 16 paise up to Rs 66.45 per litre in Delhi on Friday

On the counting day of May 16, 2014, the BSE Sensex surpassed the psychological level of 25,000 for the first time, hitting a lifetime high of 25,375.63 after result showed the NDA was all set to form the next government

As per the Indian Oil Corporation data, petrol remained unchanged at Rs 71.17 per litre in Delhi, while diesel stood at Rs 66.20 per litre on Wednesday.

Petrol and Diesel prices increased for the second consecutive day after the conclusion of Exit Polls for Lok Sabha Elections 2019 wrapped up. Petrol prices rose about 8-10 paise, while diesel rose 15-16 paise across the major cities in India on Tuesday.

In Mumbai, petrol prices stood at Rs 76.73 per litre, while diesel was at Rs 69.27 per litre.

BSE Sensex is up 1445.67 points or 3.81 per cent at 39,376.44 and NSE Nifty is trading up by 420.70 or 3.69 per cent at 11,827.85, in the last hour of trade.

The state-owned company's Q4 net profit increased 17 per cent at Rs 6,099.27 crore, compared to Rs 5,218.10 crore in Q4 last year

Share Market Updates: Shedding gains of the trading session Wednesday, benchmark indices closed in the red. Other major indices gave up all intraday gains to turn negative in trade as well.

Markets Live: While Sensex is trading 263 points higher at 37,354, Nifty is up 83 points to 11,231.70. Sun Pharma, Vedanta and ICICI Bank were the top gainers on Sensex. Tata Steel, Bajaj Auto and Asian Paints were the top losers on Sensex.

Markets Live: Sensex closes 372 points or 0.99 per cent lower at 37,090 and Nifty ended at 11,148 down 130.70 points or 1.16 per cent.

State-run oil marketing companies (OMC) - Indian Oil Corporation, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation and Bharat Petroleum revise petrol and diesel prices on a daily basis.

While price of petrol was cut by 48 to 50 paise, diesel became cheaper by 19 to 20 paise. Petrol price was cut by 48 paise to Rs 72.15 per litre in Delhi. Diesel in the city too has become cheaper by 19 paise to Rs 66.28. Similarly, petrol was selling at Rs 77.75 per litre, 48 paise down from Friday's Rs 78.23 price in the country's financial capital Mumbai.

While price of petrol was cut by 48 to 50 paise, diesel became cheaper by 19 to 20 paise. Petrol price was cut by 48 paise to Rs 72.15 per litre in Delhi. Diesel in the city too has become cheaper by 19 paise to Rs 66.28. Similarly, petrol was selling at Rs 77.75 per litre, 48 paise down from Friday's Rs 78.23 price in the country's financial capital Mumbai.

While price of petrol was cut by 48 to 50 paise, diesel became cheaper by 19 to 20 paise. Petrol price was cut by 48 paise to Rs 72.15 per litre in Delhi. Diesel in the city too has become cheaper by 19 paise to Rs 66.28. Similarly, petrol was selling at Rs 77.75 per litre, 48 paise down from Friday's Rs 78.23 price in the country's financial capital Mumbai.

In Noida, petrol price was cut from Rs 71.90 to Rs 71.52 per litre while diesel became 17 paise cheaper and was retailing at Rs 65.25 per litre.

Share Market Updates: The Indian equities ended lower in choppy trade for the eighth stright session on Friday, tracking weak cues from Asian peers.

 Indian equity market extended losses for the seventh consecutive session on Thursday led by decline in Power, Pharma, Energy indices. Escalated trade tensions between China and the US also prompted investors to remain cautious throughout the trading session.