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Crude oil has been on an upswing because of Saudi Arabia's additional supply cuts and growing optimism around the launches of the various vaccines against COVID-19

Since January 6, petrol and diesel prices have increased Rs 1.49 and Rs 1.51, respectively, in Delhi

Petrol is available at Rs 84.95 per litre in Delhi while the rate is Rs 91.56 per litre in Mumbai. Diesel rates also reached new highs on Monday. In New Delhi, diesel is available at Rs 75.23 per litre while in Mumbai diesel is available for Rs 81.87 per litre

In Mumbai, petrol prices increased by 25 paise, taking Thursday's rate to Rs 91.32 a litre in the city. The highest level for petrol in Mumbai was on October 4, 2018, when it was Rs 91.34

Fuel rates today: Petrol and diesel prices were hiked by 25 paise each by the state-owned oil manufacturing companies (OMCs) after a five day hiatus

Crude oil prices also rise to highest levels since February 2020 as Saudi Arabia announces a big voluntary production cut and on a steep fall in US crude inventories

The petrol in Mumbai stands at Rs 90.34 per litre and in diesel is Rs 80.51 per litre. This is the 15th increase in rates since November 20 when oil companies resumed daily price revision after nearly a two-month hiatus

Petrol in Delhi is just 60 paise short of breaching all-time high price of Rs 84 per litre, which was recorded in October 2018. Analysts say if current trend of rising crude oil prices continue, Delhi could breach this mark next week

In the past 12 days, fuel prices have increased nine times. In 12 days, the petrol price has gone up by Rs 1.28 per litre and diesel rate has risen by Rs 1.96

Oil marketing companies (OMCs) had kept the petrol rates constant starting  September 22, and did the same for diesel prices since October 2. The revisions for the retail rates of both diesel and petrol started on November 20.

Fuel prices today: In the past seven days, petrol prices have risen by 74 paise in the national capital whereas diesel prices have seen a hike of over Re 1

State-owned fuel retailers started to steadily increase prices on Friday after international Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) broke a nearly two-month-long hiatus from daily fuel price revisions

Fuel price update: In Delhi, petrol was hiked by 0.07 paise per litre and diesel by 18 paise per litre on Monday. Petrol in Delhi stands at Rs 81.53 per litre and diesel at Rs 71.25 per litre

In three hikes, the petrol price has gone up by 40 paise per litre in Delhi.  In Mumbai, petrol prices were raised to Rs 88.16 per litre from Rs 88.09 on Sunday

The savings from keeping the rates unchanged prevented OMCs from hiking fuel prices by a higher margin, and now that choice is exhausted, regular price revision could resume

In the last four days, diesel has witnessed a decline of 59 paise in the national capital.  Whereas, in Mumbai, diesel was reduced by 61 paise in the same period

So far in September, diesel rates have been slashed 14 times in Delhi--on September 3, 5, 7, 10, 12, 14, 15,17, 18, 19, 20, 21 22 and 25 respectively. Overall, diesel prices have declined by more than Rs 2 till now

Petrol and diesel prices also witnessed a slump in other metro cities. In Mumbai, petrol declined by eight paise and diesel by 14 paise on September 22. At present, petrol stands at Rs 87.74 per litre and diesel at Rs 77.73 per litre in Mumbai

In the last five days, diesel rates are reduced by Rs 1.13 in the national capital. Whereas, in Mumbai, diesel has been slashed by Rs 1.18 per litre