Petrol Price In Karnataka Today

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    Petrol Price In Karnataka:

    Petrol price in Karnataka today is fixed under the daily ‘Dynamic Fuel Pricing’ method. Here, you can check the current petrol price in Karnataka, find today's petrol price with quarterly price trends in Karnataka. New petrol prices in Karnataka are updated daily at 6:00 am IST by state-run oil companies.

    Know how petrol prices in Karnataka are computed and how is it compared to other states. Also, find the current Karnataka petrol price and components affecting petrol prices in India. The below petrol price trend in Karnataka offers details like the highest and lowest petrol prices recorded during a month.

    Karnataka is one of the renowned south Indian states. Bangalore, the silicon valley of India, is the capital and largest city of the state with a huge network of IT and Non-IT companies. The state is the seventh biggest by region and eighth biggest by population. The real estate industry has always been booming in the state, attracting domestic and NRI investments.

    As on 31st March 2015, In India, the total count of licensed vehicles was 2,10,023,289 out of which the total count of licensed vehicles in Karnataka was 14,784,961. With the growing number of petrol-run and diesel-run vehicles in the state, the petrol and diesel consumption is also growing at an attractive rate.

    Also check :Diesel Price in Karnataka

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for October 2021 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st October Rs.105.39
    31st October Rs.113.11
    Highest Rate in October Rs.113.11 on 31st October
    Lowest Rate in October Rs.105.39 on 1st October
    Overall Performance Incline
    Percentage Change 7.32%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for October 2021:

    • In Karnataka, the price of petrol opened at Rs.105.39 per litre. There was an increase of 24 paise in the price of the fuel when the rate was compared to the previous month’s closing price.
    • Petrol price in Karnataka increased over the month. The fuel recorded its highest and lowest price for the month on 31st and 1st of October. On the mentioned dates, a litre cost Rs.113.11 and Rs.105.39 respectively.
    • The overall performance of petrol witnessed an inclining trend in the state. The percentage change recorded in the rate stood at 7.32%.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for September 2021 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st September Rs.104.87
    30th September Rs.105.15
    Highest Rate in September Rs.105.15 on 30th September
    Lowest Rate in September Rs.104.71 from 5th to 27th September
    Overall Performance Incline
    Percentage Change 0.26%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for September 2021:

    • In Karnataka, petrol opened the month of September at Rs.104.87 per litre. There was a decline of 17 paise in the price of the fuel when compared to August’s closing price.
    • The fuel recorded its highest and lowest price for the month on 30th and 5th of September. On the mentioned dates, a litre cost Rs.105.15 and Rs.104.87 respectively.
    • Petrol price in Karnataka closed at highest recorded price for the month. The overall performance of the fuel witnessed an inclining trend with the percentage change standing at 0.26%.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for August 2021 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st August Rs.105.31
    31st August Rs.105.04
    Highest Rate in August Rs.105.31 from 1st to 21st August
    Lowest Rate in August Rs.105.04 from 24th to 31st August
    Overall Performance Decline
    Percentage Change -0.25%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for August 2021:

    • Petrol opened the month at Rs.105.31 per litre in Karnataka. The price of the fuel didn’t see any change when compared to the closing price of the previous month.
    • The fuel recorded its highest and lowest price for the month on 1st and 24th August. On the mentioned dates, a litre cost Rs.105.31 and Rs.105.04 respectively.
    • Petrol price in Karnataka closed the month at the same price as the rate didn’t see any change until the end of the month. The overall performance of the fuel witnessed a declining trend with the percentage change standing at –0.25%.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for July 2021 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st July Rs.102.17
    31st July Rs.105.31
    Highest Rate in July Rs.105.31 from 17th and 31st July
    Lowest Rate in July Rs.102.17 from 1st July
    Overall Performance Incline
    Percentage Change 3.07%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for July 2021:

    • Petrol opened the month of July at Rs.102.17 per litre in Karnataka. Compared to the closing price charged at the end of the previous month, the rate saw no change.
    • Having opened the month at the lowest recorded price for the month, the price of petrol increased gradually in the state and recorded its highest price for the month on 17th July when a litre cost Rs.105.31.
    • Petrol price in Karnataka closed the month at the same price as the rate remained stagnant following 17th July. The overall performance of the fuel witnessed an inclining trend with the recorded percentage change being 3.07%.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for June 2021 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st June Rs.97.70
    30th June Rs.102.17
    Highest Rate in June Rs.102.17 on 29th and 30th June
    Lowest Rate in June Rs.97.70 from 1st to 3rd June
    Overall Performance Incline
    Percentage Change 4.57%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for June 2021:

    • Petrol opened the month of June at Rs.97.70 per litre in Karnataka. Compared to the closing price charged at the end of the previous month, the rate was up 27 paise in the state.
    • Having opened the month at the lowest recorded price for the month, the price of petrol increased gradually in the state. Oil companies hiked petrol rate 15 times in June.
    • Petrol price in Karnataka closed the month at Rs.102.17 per litre. This was the highest recorded price of the fuel for the month. The overall performance of the fuel witnessed an inclining trend with the recorded percentage change being 4.57%.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for May 2021 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st May Rs.93.41
    31st May Rs.97.43
    Highest Rate in May Rs.97.43 on 31st May
    Lowest Rate in May Rs.93.41 from 1st to 3rd May
    Overall Performance Incline
    Percentage Change 4.30%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for May 2021:

    • Petrol opened the month of May at Rs.93.41 per litre in Karnataka. Compared to the closing price of the previous month, there was no change in the price of the fuel.
    • While the opening price of the fuel was the lowest for the month, the highest was recorded on 31st May when consumers were charged Rs.97.43 for a litre.
    • Petrol price in Karnataka witnessed an inclining trend over the month of May. The percentage change recorded in the rates stood at 4.30%.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for April 2021 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st April Rs.93.57
    30th April Rs.93.41
    Highest Rate in April Rs.93.57 from 1st to 14th April
    Lowest Rate in April Rs.93.41 from 15th to 30th April
    Overall Performance Decline
    Percentage Change -0.17%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for April 2021:

    • Petrol opened the month of April at Rs.93.57 per litre in Karnataka. When compared to the closing price of the previous month, no change was witnessed in the price of the fuel.
    • The price of petrol remained unchanged in the state till 14th April. Petrol price declined marginally on 15th April and recorded the lowest price for the month. On the mentioned date, a litre was priced Rs.93.41.
    • Petrol price in Karnataka closed the month at the same price with the overall performance witnessing a declining trend. The percentage change recorded in the rates stood at -0.17%.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for March 2021 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st March Rs.94.20
    31st March Rs.93.57
    Highest Rate in March Rs.94.20 from 1st to 23rd March
    Lowest Rate in March Rs.93.57 on 30th and 31st March
    Overall Performance Decline
    Percentage Change -0.67%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for March 2021:

    • The month of March opened with the petrol price in Karnataka standing at Rs.94.20 per litre. The liquid gold stood steady at this price point from 1st to 23rd of March.
    • The highest price of petrol recorded during the month in Karnataka was between 1 March to 23 March wherein it stood at the rate of Rs.94.20 per litre. The lowest recorded price was on the last two days of the month and it stood at Rs.93.57 per litre.
    • The overall performance of petrol in Karnataka witnessed a declining trend and the overall change in the percentage was –0.67%.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for February 2021 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st February Rs.89.19
    28th February Rs.94.20
    Highest Rate in February Rs.94.20 on 27th and 28th February
    Lowest Rate in February Rs.89.19 on 1st, 2nd, and 3rd February
    Overall Performance Incline
    Percentage Change 5.61%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for February 2021:

    • A litre of petrol was retailed for Rs.89.19 on 1st February in Karnataka. When compared to the closing price of January, there was no change in the price of the fuel. The opening price of the fuel was the lowest recorded price for the month.
    • The price of petrol started to increase gradually in the state over the month as crude oil rates climbed in the international market. The increase in the rate saw a litre of petrol being retailed for Rs.93.59 on 20th February.
    • Petrol price in Karnataka recorded its highest price for the month on 27th February when a litre was retailed for Rs.94.20. The fuel closed the month at the same price as the rate remained unchanged on the final day of the month. The overall performance of petrol was one of incline with the percentage change being 5.61%.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for January 2021 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st January Rs.86.47
    31st January Rs.89.19
    Highest Rate in January Rs.89.19 from 27th to 31st January
    Lowest Rate in January Rs.86.47 from 1st to 3rd January
    Overall Performance Incline
    Percentage Change 3.14%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for January 2021:

    • A litre of petrol was retailed for Rs.86.47 at the start of the month in Karnataka. This was the lowest recorded price of the fuel in the state. When compared to the price charged on the final day of the previous month, there was no change in the rate of the fuel.
    • Over the month, petrol price recorded an inclining trend in the state as international oil rates started to climb following a month-long hiatus. The increase in the rates saw petrol being retailed for Rs.87.80 on 18th January.
    • Petrol price in Karnataka recorded its highest price for the month on 27th January when consumers were charged Rs.89.19 for a litre. The fuel closed at the same price with the percentage change standing at 3.14%.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for December 2020 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st December Rs.85.09
    31st December Rs.86.47
    Highest Rate in December Rs.86.51 on 7th, 8th, 12th to 25th, 27th and 28th December
    Lowest Rate in December Rs.85.09 on 1st December
    Overall Performance Incline
    Percentage Change 1.62%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for December 2020:

    • Petrol opened the month of December at Rs.85.09 per litre in Karnataka. There was no change in the price of the fuel when it was compared to the price charged on the final day of the previous month.
    • The price of petrol climbed in the state over the next few days after opening the month at the lowest recorded price. The fuel was retailed for Rs.86.51 per litre on 7th December, which was highest recorded price for the month.
    • Petrol price in Karnataka remained stagnant for most part of the month with the rates witnessing slight fluctuations in between. The fuel closed the month at Rs.86.47 per litre with the overall performance being one of incline. The percentage change recorded in the rates stood at 1.62%.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for November 2020 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st November Rs.83.69
    30th November Rs.85.09
    Highest Rate in November Rs.85.09 on 29th and 30th November
    Lowest Rate in November Rs.83.69 between 1st to 19th November
    Overall Performance Incline
    Percentage Change 1.67%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for November 2020:

    • In Karnataka, the price of petrol opened at the rate of Rs.77.99 per litre. There was an inclining trend in the price of the fuel over the month with gradual fluctuations.
    • Petrol price in Karnataka was steady from the 1st of November till the 12th of November. However, there was a slight and brief incline in the price after this period wherein the retail price of petrol had hit Rs.83.75 per litre. The fuel recorded its highest price for the month on 29th and 30th November wherein it stood at the rate of Rs.85.09per litre. The lowest price for the month was recorded on different days between 1st to 19th November wherein the price of the fuel retailed at the rate of Rs.83.69 per litre.
    • The overall performance of the fuel witnessed an inclining trend in Karnataka with the percentage change standing at 1.67%.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for October 2020 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st October Rs.83.69
    31st October Rs.83.69
    Highest Rate in October Rs.83.77
    Lowest Rate in October Rs.83.69
    Overall Performance Stable
    Percentage Change 0%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for October 2020:

    • In Karnataka, the price of petrol opened the month of October at Rs.83.69 per litre. The prices started fluctuating on the following days.
    • Petrol price in Karnataka fluctuated and mostly witnessed an inclining trend in the beginning in the state over the month. The fuel recorded its highest price for the month on 5th October and 12th October wherein it was being traded at the rate of Rs.83.77 per litre. The lowest price was recorded at different points in time throughout the month wherein it stood at the rate of Rs.83.69 per litre.
    • The overall performance of the liquid gold witnessed a steadiness in the price in Karnataka with no change in the overall percentage.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for September 2020 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st September Rs.84.81
    30th September Rs.83.69
    Highest Rate in September Rs.84.81
    Lowest Rate in September Rs.83.69
    Overall Performance Decline
    Percentage Change -1.32%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for September 2020:

    • In the month of September, Petrol price in Karnataka opened at the rate of Rs.82.40 per litre. The price of the fuel was up by 5 paise when compared to the closing price of the previous month.
    • Over the month, the price of the liquid gold fluctuated in the city and portrayed a declining trend. The fuel recorded its highest price for the month from 1st to 3rd September and 5th and 9th September wherein it stood at the rate of Rs.82.30 per litre. The lowest recorded price of the fuel was Rs.83.69 which was recorded from 28th September to the end of the month.
    • The overall performance of the liquid gold witnessed a declining trend in Karnataka with the percentage change being -1.32%.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for August 2020 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st August Rs.83.11
    31st August Rs.84.76
    Highest Rate in August Rs.84.76 on 30 and 31 August
    Lowest Rate in August Rs.83.02 on 10, 11, and 15 August
    Overall Performance Incline
    Percentage Change 1.98%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for August 2020:

    • A litre of petrol was priced Rs.83.11 in Karnataka at the start of the month. Compared to the closing price of the previous month, there was an increase of 7 paise.
    • Over the month, the price of petrol witnessed an inclining trend in the state. The fuel recorded its highest and lowest price for the month on 30th and 10th of August when a litre of petrol cost Rs.84.76 and Rs.83.02 respectively.
    • Petrol price in Karnataka closed the month of August at Rs.84.76 per litre. The percentage change recorded in the rates was 1.98% at the end of the month.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for July 2020 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st July Rs.83.04
    30th July Rs.83.04
    Highest Rate in July Rs.83.04 from 1 to 3 July, 5 July and 29 to 31 July
    Lowest Rate in July Rs.83.02 on 4 July and from 6 to 28 July
    Overall Performance Stable
    Percentage Change N/A

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for July 2020:

    • Petrol price in Karnataka was trading at the rate of Rs.83.04 at the start of the month. Compared to the closing price of the previous month, the rates didn’t see any change.
    • The fuel recorded its highest price for the month from 1, 2, 3, 5 July and from 29th July to 31st of July wherein a litre was retailed at the rate of Rs.83.04. The lowest rate was recorded from 6th July to 28th July wherein the fuel was being traded at the rate of Rs.83.02 per litre.
    • The liquid gold prices in Karnataka closed the month of July being traded at the rate of Rs.83.04 per litre. The overall performance witnessed a stability throughout the month.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for June 2020 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st June Rs.73.55
    30th June Rs.83.04
    Highest Rate in June Rs.83.04 on June 29 and 30
    Lowest Rate in June Rs.73.55 from June 1 – 4
    Overall Performance Incline
    Percentage Change 12.90%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for June 2020:

    • Petrol was priced Rs.73.55 per litre on 1st June in the state of Karnataka. The opening price was the lowest recorded price of the fuel for the month. There was no change in the rates when compared to the closing price of the previous month.
    • Over the month, the rates witnessed an inclining trend as state-run Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) resumed the daily revision of fuel rates after a 12-week hiatus. The incline in the rates saw petrol record its highest price for the month on 29th June with a litre costing Rs.83.04.
    • In the state, the fuel closed the month at the same price as the rates didn’t see any on the final day of the month. The percentage change recorded in the rates was 12.90%.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for May 2020 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st May Rs.73.55
    31st May Rs.73.55
    Highest Rate in May Rs.73.59
    Lowest Rate in May Rs.73.53
    Overall Performance Stable
    Percentage Change -

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for May 2020:

    • In Karnataka, petrol opened the month of May at Rs.73.55 per litre. There was no change in the rates of the fuel when compared to the price charged by state-owned Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) on the last day of the previous month.
    • In the southern state of the country, the rates remained unchanged for most part of the month. Petrol recorded its highest price for the month on 14th May when a litre cost Rs.73.59. The lowest price charged for a litre of petrol in the state was recorded on 27th May when petrol was retailed for Rs.73.53.
    • Petrol closed the month at Rs.73.55 per litre. The overall performance of the fuel in the state was stable for the month as the opening and closing price of diesel was the same.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for April 2020 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st April Rs.74.15
    30th April Rs.71.95
    Highest Rate in April Rs.74.15
    Lowest Rate in April Rs.71.95
    Overall Performance Decline
    Percentage Change -2.96%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for April 2020:

    • Petrol price stood at Rs.71.95 per litre on 1st April in the state of Karnataka. When compared to the closing price of the previous month, there was no change in the rates. The opening price of the fuel was also the lowest recorded price for the month in the state.
    • Having stayed constant for the first five days of the month, petrol price saw an increase of Rs.1.60 for every litre on 6th April. The jump in the rates saw a litre of petrol being retailed for Rs.73.55 on the mentioned date. This was the highest recorded price of the fuel for the month in the state.
    • The rates didn’t see any change in the prices following that even though international crude oil prices slipped considerably as the demand for the fuel took a hit. Petrol’s overall performance in Karnataka witnessed an inclining trend with the percentage change being 2.22%.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for March 2020 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st March Rs.74.15
    31st March Rs.71.95
    Highest Rate in March Rs.74.15
    Lowest Rate in March Rs.71.95
    Overall Performance Decline
    Percentage Change -2.96%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for March 2020:

    • Petrol price in Karnataka opened the month of March at Rs.74.15 per litre. There was a decline of 15 paise in the rates of every litre when compared to the closing price of the previous month. This was the highest recorded price of the fuel for the month.
    • The rates slipped over the month due to weak demand amid the increasing number of coronavirus cases. Petrol recorded its lowest for the month on 16th March with every litre costing Rs.71.95 in the state.
    • Following that, petrol prices didn’t see any change till the end of the month even though the rates of Brent crude, the international benchmark of crude oil dipped. The fuel closed the month at the same price with petrol’s overall performance showing a declining trend of 2.96% in the prices.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for February 2020 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st February Rs.75.63
    29th February Rs.74.30
    Highest Rate in February Rs.75.63
    Lowest Rate in February Rs.74.30
    Overall Performance Decline
    Percentage Change -1.75%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for February 2020:

    • Petrol prices in Karnataka stood at Rs.75.63 per litre on the 1st of February, marking its highest recorded price for the month.
    • Petrol prices dipped in the second week as the state-run oil marketing companies decided to cut rates.
    • Prices kept fluctuating in the international oil market due to weak demand of the oil caused by the coronavirus outbreak in China. Petrol closed the month at Rs.74.30 per litre, its lowest recorded price for the month of February.
    • The overall performance of petrol in Karnataka was –1.75%, trending downwards.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for January 2020 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st January Rs.77.69
    30th January Rs.75.77
    Highest Rate in January Rs.78.62
    Lowest Rate in January Rs.75.77
    Overall Performance Decline
    Percentage Change -2.47%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for January 2020:

    • The rates of petrol started the month of January at Rs.77.69 per litre in Karnataka. There was no change in the prices when compared to the previous month’s closing price.
    • Over the month, the petrol price witnessed a declining trend in the state. This was accounted to tensions in the Middle East and the outbreak of the deadly coronavirus in China
    • Petrol recorded its highest price on 11 January with Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) retailing a litre for Rs.78.62 in the state. The increase in the prices was accounted to ongoing tensions between the United States and Iran with regard to the killing of a top Iranian military general.
    • The petrol price in Karnataka dropped considerably in the state after that as international oil prices fell due to the impact of coronavirus. The slip in the prices saw petrol closing the month at Rs.75.77 per litre, the lowest recorded price in the state. Petrol’s overall performance in Karnataka was -2.47%, trending downwards.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for December 2019 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st December Rs.77.49
    30th December Rs.77.69
    Highest Rate in December Rs.77.69
    Lowest Rate in December Rs.77.16
    Overall Performance Incline
    Percentage Change 0.26%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for December 2019:

    • The petrol price in Karnataka opened at Rs.77.49 per litre for the month of December 2019. The price increased by 13 paise when compared to the previous day, i.e. 30 November 2019 wherein the rate of petrol was Rs.77.36 per litre.
    • With the expectations related to the US-China trade deal, the price of Brent crude oil was quite steady. However, the rise in the price of crude oil in the international market led to the increase in the price of the fuel.
    • During the year, there was an overall increase of 24% in the Brent crude prices.
    • In Karnataka, the price of petrol closed at the rate of Rs.77.69 per litre. This is the highest recorded rate of the fuel in Karnataka for the month of December 2019. In terms of overall performance, there was an incline of 0.26% in the performance of petrol in Karnataka.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for October 2019 (rates per litre) :

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st October Rs.77.16
    31st October Rs.75.41
    Highest Rate in October Rs.77.16
    Lowest Rate in October Rs.75.41
    Overall Performance Decline
    Percentage Change -2.26%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for October 2019 :

    • Petrol price in Karnataka opened the month of October at Rs.77.16 per litre. This was the highest recorded price for the month.
    • The rates dropped throughout the month due to global economic crisis and seemingly weak demand for fuel and the first week at Rs.76.28 per litre.
    • Prices continued to fall in the following weeks as well as closed the second and third week of the month at Rs.75.83 and Rs.75.78 respectively.
    • In the final week of October, petrol prices in Karnataka slid further as fuel suffered in the international market to due to an unprecedented rise in US inventories. The rates closed the month at Rs.75.41, the lowest price for the month. Petrol’s overall performance was -2.26%, trending downwards.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for August 2019 (rates per /litre ):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st August Rs.75.26
    31st August Rs.74.41
    Highest Rate in August Rs.75.26 on 1 August
    Lowest Rate in August Rs.74.23 on 19,20,21,22 and 23 August
    Overall Performance Decline
    Percentage Change -1.12%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for August 2019:

    • The petrol price in Karnataka opened at Rs.75.26 per litre for the month of August. The price charged was 7 paise less than what was charged the previous day. This was the highest price recorded in the month.
    • Over the next three weeks, the price of petrol continued to fall due to poor demand and the trade tensions between US and China. The rates stabilised on 11 August for a few days before sliding to Rs.74.23 per litre on 19 August, the lowest recorded price in the month.
    • The petrol rate in Karnataka closed at Rs.74.41 per litre after the rates increased in the final week. The overall performance of petrol for the month of August in the southern state was –1.12%.

    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for July 2019 (rates per litre)

    Parameters Rates/litre
    1st July Rs.72.82
    31st July Rs.75.33
    Highest Rate in July Rs.75.90 on 23 and 24 July
    Lowest Rate in July Rs.72.82 per litre on 1 July
    Overall Performance Incline
    Percentage Change 3.45%

    Monthly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka for July 2019

    • Petrol price in Karnataka opened the month at Rs.72.82 per litre – the lowest rate recorded during the month – and it inclined significantly by the end of the week to close at Rs.75.42 per litre as the Centre, in its 2019 Budget, announced an additional excise duty and cess of Rs.2 per litre to increase its revenue to fund its social welfare programs.
    • During the seond week, prices were reduced initially; however, it rose by the end of the wekk to close at Rs.75.55 per litre attributed by the sharp rise in crude oil prices in the market due to rising tensions in the Middle East despite output cuts led by the OPEC and its allies to keep markets stable.
    • The third week witnessed petrol prices in a rising trend even as crude oil prices continued to incline amid escalting tensions in the Middle East after the US Navy said it had shot down an Iranian drone.
    • By the end of the week, petrol prices in Karnataka rose to touch a monthly high of Rs.75.90 per litre on 23 and 24 July as crude prices in the oil market rose amid falling US inventories indicating a weak demand, and the escalating tensions in the Middle East after the US said it may have shot down a second Iranian drone in the region.

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    Trend of Petrol Price in Karnataka for June 2019 (rates per litre):

    Parameters Rates/litre
    2nd June Rs.73.89 per litre
    30th June Rs.72.72 per litre
    Highest Rate in June Rs.73.89 per litre on 2 June
    Lowest Rate in June Rs.72.26 per litre from 16-23 June
    Overall Performance Decline
    Percentage Change -1.59%
    • Petrol opened the month at Rs.73.89 per litre in Karnataka, up slight over the previous day’s rate recording the highest price during June amid slight increase in crude oil prices in the global market.
    • While prices declined during the first and second week, it increased in the fourth week before recording the lowest price of the month when petrol was sold at Rs.72.26 per litre on 16 June, which was kept unchanged until 23 June.
    • During the last week, petrol prices in Karnataka rose marginally even as crude oil prices stabilised after plunging by more than 10% in the last week of May despite the trade war between the US and China.
    • By the end of the month, petrol prices declined by 1.59% influenced by the fall in crude oil prices despite tensions in the Middle East after Iran shot down a US military drone and the sanctions on Iran.

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    Trends in Petrol Prices in Karnataka

    Petrol rates in Karnataka in the last three years have changed often. The change can be attributed to many reasons. Let’s consider the trend in petrol prices in Bangalore, the capital city of Karnataka, over the last five months. Petrol prices are moving in an upward direction in the capital and other major cities including Belgaum, Mysore, Davangere, Hubli.

    The petrol cost per litre in Bangalore has accelerated by 3.33% for July and by 5.47% for August of the current fiscal year. Both May and June 2017 had a decreasing trend. Prices were constant throughout April 2017. The lowest rate recorded since April 2017 is Rs.64.21.

    Petrol Prices in Karnataka vs. Other States

    It is quite interesting to note that both diesel and petrol rates have slashed soon after the implementation of GST, which is completely a new, streamlined taxation platform. With effect from 1st July 2017, Karnataka is the first south Indian state to offer lower prices for diesel and petrol. Fuel rates have fallen by Rs.3.00 per litre.

    As on 1st July 2017, the lowest price for diesel was recorded at Rs.53.65 a litre while in Bangalore it was Rs.54.23 a litre. Interestingly, petrol and diesel rates per litre in other states such as Delhi, Maharashtra, and Uttar Pradesh were comparatively high on the similar date.

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    Quarterly Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka Between January and March 2019

    January February March
    Opening date price Rs.69.36/litre Rs.73.23/litre Rs.74.17/litre
    Closing date price Rs.73.47/litre Rs.74.06/litre Rs.75.21/litre
    Highest price Rs.73.66/litre recorded between 22nd and 28th Rs.74.06/litre recorded on 28th Rs.75.26/litre recorded on 24th, 25th, 26th and 27th
    Lowest Price Rs.69.05/litre recorded from 4th to 6th Rs.72.06/litre recorded on 11th, 12th and 13th Rs.74.17/litre recorded on 1st, 2nd and 3rd
    Trend Upward Upward Upward
    % Change 5.92% 1.13% 1.40%

    October November December
    Opening date price Rs.84.47 a litre Rs.80.04 a litre Rs.73.17 a litre
    Closing date price Rs.80.22 a litre Rs.73.53 a litre Rs.69.36 a litre
    Highest price Rs.84.72 a litre booked on the 4 October 2018 Rs.80.04 a litre booked on the 1 November 2018 Rs.73.17 a litre booked on the 1 December 2018
    Lowest Price Rs.80.22 a litre booked on the 30 and 31 October 2018 Rs.73.53 a litre booked on the 30 November 2018 Rs.69.36 a litre booked on the 31 December 2018
    Trend Downward Downward Downward
    % Change -5.03% -8.14% -5.21%

    Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka Between October and December 2018

    • In Karnataka and other states in the country, petrol and diesel rates are fixed daily under the ‘Dynamic Fuel Pricing’ method which includes the 14-day average price of the global crude oil price and the exchange rate of rupee-dollar.
    • Based on this mechanism, the petrol price in Karnataka on 1 October stood at Rs.84.47 per litre, a record high after crude oil prices were trading at a four-year high.
    • Prices rose to touch the highest rate for the month when a litre of petrol in Karnataka was sold at Rs.84.72 per litre on 4 October, prompting the Central government to announce a reduction in excise duty levied on the sale of fuel in the country.
    • While the Centre reduced Rs.1.50 per litre, it asked oil companies to further subsidise Rs.1 per litre which led to a drop in fuel prices in the country.
    • By the end of the month, petrol prices in Karnataka dropped to Rs.80.22 per litre on 30 October, thereby recording a 5.03% drop in crude oil prices during the month.
    • On 1 November, petrol in Karnataka was priced at Rs.80.04 per litre - the highest recorded for the month.
    • With crude oil prices marginally declining, petrol rates in Karnataka dropped during the month. The decline was influenced by the drop in geopolitical tensions between the US and China over trade between the two countries.
    • Prices dropped to its lowest for the month when it was sold at Rs.73.53 per litre on 30 November due to the fall in oil prices.
    • By the end of the month, petrol recorded a drop of 8.14% in Karnataka mainly due to the significant decline in oil rates as well as the appreciation of the rupee over the US dollar.
    • In December, petrol opened at Rs.73.17 per litre in Karnataka, which is also the highest petrol price in Karnataka for the month.
    • While the global crude oil was trading at $80 per barrel early October, it declined to around $56 per barrel late December, which led to a sharp drop in fuel prices in the country.
    • Petrol prices in Karnataka fell to Rs.69.36 per litre on 31 December in the back of a softening crude oil price.
    • The petrol price trend in Karnataka in December reflected a drop of 5.21% impacted by the steep fall in oil prices coupled with the appreciation of the rupee over the US dollar.

    July August September
    Opening date price Rs.76.77 a litre Rs.78.77 a litre Rs.81.27 a litre
    Closing date price Rs.78.81 a litre Rs.81.12 a litre Rs.84.15 a litre
    Highest price Rs.79.36 a litre recorded on the 14th Rs.81.12 a litre recorded on the 31st Rs.84.74 a litre recorded on the 2nd
    Lowest Price Rs.76.77 a litre recorded on the 1st Rs.78.77 a litre recorded on the 1st Rs.81.27 a litre recorded on the 1st
    Trend Upward Upward Upward
    % Change +2.65% +2.98% +3.54%

    Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka in July 2018

    • Similar to other states in India, fuel prices are revised on a daily basis in Karnataka based on the dynamic fuel pricing mechanism.
    • State-run oil firms fix the retail selling price of petrol and diesel based on the global crude oil price and the rupee’s exchange rate against the U.S. dollar.
    • On the 1st of July, the petrol price in Bengaluru, the capital city of Karnataka, stood at Rs.76.77 per litre. This was also the lowest price during the course of the month.
    • Oil companies kept petrol prices in Karnataka unchanged until the 5th before increasing it by 17 paise per litre.
    • Petrol prices continued to incline in the first and second week to touch the highest on the 14th when a litre of petrol was sold at Rs.79.36.
    • In the third and fourth weeks, petrol prices in Karnataka remained steady and closed for the month at Rs.78.81 on the 31st.
    • The rise in petrol prices in Karnataka was influenced by the increase in the global crude oil prices due to geopolitical tensions.
    • Overall, the petrol price trend in Karnataka in July inclined by 2.65% attributed to incline in oil prices in the global market.

    Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka in August 2018

    • Oil companies cut petrol price in Karnataka by 4 paise on the 1st of August when a litre of fuel was available at Rs.78.77. This was also the lowest price of the month.
    • Petrol prices continued to incline over the course of first and second weeks with relentless hikes by oil companies.
    • In Bengaluru, petrol prices breached the Rs.80 mark on the 20th when a litre was sold at Rs.80.06 offering no respite to the common man.
    • The second half of the month, petrol prices increased steeply to touch the highest price of Rs.81.12 per litre on the 31st of the month.
    • The significant rise in petrol prices was influenced by the incline in the global crude oil price which was prompted by geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran over possible sanctions.
    • Overall, petrol prices in Karnataka during the course of the month rose by 2.98% primarily impacted by the rise in crude oil prices.

    Petrol Prices Trend in Karnataka in September 2018

    • Oil companies hiked petrol prices in Karnataka on the 1st of the month by 14 paise per litre to stand at Rs.81.27, this was the lowest petrol price for the month.
    • Petrol prices rose to touch its highest price of the month at Rs.84.74 per litre on the 17th influenced by the sharp rise in oil prices coupled with the fall in rupee’s exchange rate over the U.S. dollar.
    • On the 17th, the State government announced a cut in VAT levied on petrol by Rs.2 per litre, which offered some respite to consumers.
    • The cut in the VAT on the sale of petrol led the petrol price to decline by Rs.1.92 per litre on the 18th of the month.
    • By the end of the month, petrol price rose despite the cut in the VAT with a litre of petrol sold at Rs.84.15 per litre on the 31st of the month.
    • The petrol price trend in Karnataka in the month of September rose sharply by 3.54% mainly influenced by the rise in oil rates and the steep decline in the exchange rate of rupee over the U.S. dollar.

    April May June
    Opening date price Rs.74.90 per litre Rs.75.82 per litre Rs.79.61 per litre
    Closing date price Rs.75.82 per litre Rs.79.67 per litre Rs.76.77 per litre
    Highest price Rs.75.86 per litre recorded on 24th Rs.79.75 per litre recorded on 29th Rs.79.61 per litre recorded on 1st
    Lowest price Rs.74.90 per litre recorded on 1st Rs.75.82 per litre recorded from 1st to 11th Rs.76.77 per litre recorded from 27th to 30th
    Trend Upward Upward Downward
    %Change +1.23% +5.08% -3.57%
    Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka

    Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka in April 2018

    • On the first day of the month, the petrol price in Karnataka stood at Rs.74.90 per litre, the lowest for the month.
    • With crude oil prices slightly moving upwards, petrol prices were revised accordingly with an average rate between Rs.75 to Rs.76.
    • The highest petrol rate in the month was recorded at Rs.75.86 per litre on the 24th.
    • Despite an increase in petrol prices, the incline trend did not indicate a significant rise in fuel prices in the country.
    • Overall, the month indicated an upward trajectory in petrol prices in the State by 1.23% due to the rise in oil prices in the international market.

    Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka in May 2018

    • Oil companies kept the petrol price unchanged since the 24th of the previous month due to the 2018 Karnataka Assembly Elections scheduled to be held on the 11th.
    • After a 19-day hiatus, fuel companies began revising petrol prices under the daily pricing mechanism.
    • Oil companies follow the ‘Dynamic Fuel Pricing’ mechanism to compute fuel prices in India. The preceding day’s global crude oil rate and the currency exchange value are considered before selling petrol at its Retail Selling Price (RSP).
    • Petrol prices increased sharply during the second and third week as the crude oil rate increased to record at $80 per barrel.
    • Fuel prices reached a new record of Rs.79.75 per litre as the global crude oil continued to move upwards.
    • On the closing day, the petrol price in Karnataka stood at Rs.79.67 per litre – a slight fall from its peak rate.

    Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka in June 2018

    • Fuel companies sold petrol at Rs.79.61 per litre on the opening day of the month, down by 6 paise compared to the previous the day.
    • With fuel prices on the rise around the globe, the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its ally Russia decided to meet on 22 June 2018 to discuss ways to the rising oil prices.
    • Crude oil prices continued to fall marginally and the petrol price was revised accordingly.
    • Over the course of the month, the highest petrol price in Karnataka stood at Rs.79.61 per on the opening day of the month.
    • The OPEC and Russia decided to increase the crude or unrefined oil output to the address the concern of higher fuel prices across the world.
    • By the end of the petrol price in Karnataka fell to lowest of Rs.76.77 per litre, which was kept unchanged from the 27th to the end of the month.

    January February March
    Opening date price Rs.71.06 per litre Rs.74.20 per litre Rs.72.69 per litre
    Closing date price Rs.74.07 per litre Rs.72.63 per litre Rs.74.71 per litre
    Highest price Rs.74.07 per litre recorded on 30 Rs.74.54 per litre recorded on 6 Rs.74.71 per litre recorded on 31
    Lowest price Rs.71.06 per litre recorded on 1 Rs.72.62 per litre recorded on 23 Rs.72.69 per litre recorded on 1
    Trend Growing Decreasing Growing
    % Deviation 4.06% (Up) 2.16% (Down) 2.70% (Up)
    Petrol Price Trend in Karnataka

    Trend in Petrol Rate in Karnataka in January 2018

    • Petrol was valued at Rs.71.06 per litre in Bangalore, the capital city of Karnataka and Rs. 71.17 per litre in Belgaum on 1. Almost the same price was observed in other prime cities, including Mysore and Hubli.
    • The fuel continued gaining its rate under the dynamic fuel pricing mechanism that takes into account the changes in the INR/USD exchange rate and crude oil costs internationally.
    • Within the first fifteen days, the fuel entities declared a rise of 1.73% in the petrol price in major cities since the Indian Crude Oil Basket gained its price substantially.
    • Bangalore, Belgaum, Hubli and Mysore have recurrently augmented the fuel price until the last day of the month because of the stabilized demand, interrupted production and supply of unrefined oil.
    • As a result, on 21, the last day of the week 3, the price offer of petrol accelerated to Rs.73.21 a litre and Rs.73.92 per litre on 28.
    • Indian Oil Company, BPCL and HPCL unveiled the highest petrol price at Rs.74.07 per litre on 30 and extended the same rate on 31 as well.
    • January produced a 4.06% increase in the fuel price as a result of almost a 5-rupee up in the crude oil rate, but not due to domestic factors.

    Trend in Petrol Price in Karnataka in February 2018

    • Unlike the previous month, February depicted a mixed reaction in the petrol price influenced by irregularities in crude oil costs. In Bangalore, the fuel rate as on the opening date was Rs.74.20 a litre.
    • Even though the Union Budget was unveiled on 1 for the fiscal year 2018-2019, the OMCs neither reported a price drop nor a price up.
    • The upward trend was extended until 06 and the highest rate was booked at Rs.74.54 per litre in Karnataka within the first week.
    • 7 onwards, all the three OMCs have begun deteriorating the price offer in tandem with the variations in the global parameters.
    • However, the fuel lost its price by almost a rupee per litre at the end of the week 2 impacted by a gained dollar.
    • BPCL, HPCL and Indian Oil further depreciated the petrol rate to Rs.72.84 a litre on 21 and elongated the downward trend until 28, the last day.
    • An aggregated price of WTI and Brent Crude Oil soared by 5.53% this month and thus, the petrol rate depreciated by 2.16%. The domestic influencers such as the Value-added Tax and the excise duty were retained unchanged during this month.

    Trend in Petrol Price in Karnataka in March 2018

    • The average fuel price stood at Rs.72.60 a litre and the lowest price was booked at Rs.72.69 a litre on 1 at HPCL and BPCL.
    • Between 7 and 15, the fuel rate has increased to Rs.73.59 a litre at a growth rate of 0.08% as the USD/INR conversion rate decreased slightly.
    • On 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27, the petrol price was Rs.73.33 a litre, Rs.73.40 a litre, Rs.73.44 a litre, Rs.73.52 a litre, Rs.73.69 a litre, Rs.73.94 a litre and Rs.74.05 a litre correspondingly.
    • Over the last three months, the cost of crude oil has been depreciated to $63.80 per barrel. Domestic factors were not changed.
    • Therefore, the closing price and the highest price for the month was Rs.74.71 a litre and the overall price has been hiked by 2.70%.

    How are Petrol Rates in Karnataka Computed?

    Petrol is priced based on a few considerations such as the cost of unrefined oil, which is traded in the USD; the refinery transfer price, which is the price paid by oil marketing companies to refineries; the central excise duty, which is fixed across the nation; the state VAT, which is the VAT imposed on petrol by the Karnataka government; and finally the dealer’s commission, which is the commission charged by retail petrol stations. The retail selling price of petrol in Karnataka includes all these cost elements. If any of these elements varies, the RSP will be adjusted accordingly.

    How Frequently are Petrol Prices in Karnataka Updated?

    Earlier, fuel price revision used to happen on the first and sixteenth of each month. Fuel rates used to be constant at least for a period of fifteen days. Currently, we have a new fuel pricing system called dynamic fuel pricing or daily revision of fuel prices in all cities of Karnataka.

    The new system revises fuel prices on a daily basis based on two important factors:

    1. crude oil prices and
    2. the currency conversion rate. Why?

    Indigenous production of crude oil in India is just 25% of the country’ oil requirements and the rest 75% is sufficed through importing. However, variations in crude oil prices and the currency conversion rate should be reflected in the selling price of fuels. The new system is transparent, perfect. Tracking information is easy for consumers as the biggest oil brands such as Indian Oil, HP, BP, and Shell have designed some means to get the latest information. Daily revision of petrol rates is a good proposal for many reasons. Firstly, it enables customers to absorb regular petrol price variations in Karnataka by a little margin. In case of fortnightly-based revision, there used to be big variations.

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    Impact of GST on Petrol Prices in Karnataka

    The Goods and Services Tax (GST) excludes the oil and natural gas industry till now. If it was imposed, the cost of compliance would have increased. The industry participants were required to conform to the current and GST tax regimes. If it was imposed on petrol, the cost of petrol per litre would have come down at least by Rs.15-20.

    The highest rate fixed by the GST council till today is 28%. Even if 28% GST tax bracket was imposed on petrol, the revenues for the government would have adversely been affected. A few experts are of the opinion that GST can also be imposed on petrol, diesel, and petroleum products. In fact, the issue was debated in the recent past.

    Petrol vs. Diesel Rates in Karnataka

    The process of daily revision of fuel prices has already been active in the state since 16th June 2017. Petrol rates in Bangalore and other major cities of Karnataka have reduced since dynamic fuel pricing. As on 6th October 2017, a litre of petrol costs Rs.69.17 while a litre of diesel costs Rs.56.79 in Mysore. A litre of diesel costs Rs.56.95 while a litre of petrol costs Rs.69.34 in Mandya. In Koppal, a litre of petrol costs Rs.70.08 while a litre of diesel costs Rs.57.64.

    In Kolar, a litre of petrol costs Rs.69.34 while a litre of diesel costs Rs.56.95. In Haveri, a litre of diesel costs Rs.57.46 while a litre of petrol costs Rs.69.88. A litre of petrol in Belgaum costs Rs.69.49 a litre while a litre of diesel costs Rs.57.12. In Shimoga, a litre of diesel costs Rs.70.07 while a litre of petrol costs Rs.57.58. Entry taxes were banned in the state on 2nd July 2017 and, as a result, diesel and petrol rates were down by Rs.3 per litre.

    In a nutshell, Karnataka is one of the south Indian states to charge petrol and diesel quite reasonably. The recent cut in entry taxes is the primary highlight in Karnataka. Diesel and petrol prices are envisioned to be steady over the next few months unless there are major changes in overseas crude oil.

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    News About Petrol Price In Karnataka

    • Petrol rates remain unchanged on Sunday in the metropolitan cities

      State-run Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) on Sunday kept the price of petrol unchanged in the metropolitan cities of the country. This was the 19th consecutive day when the price of the fuel did not see any change in the rates. Following the revision in the rates, a litre of petrol was retailed for Rs.83.71 in the national capital while in Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai consumers were required to shell out Rs.90.34, Rs.85.19, and Rs.86.51 for a litre. Petrol price was the highest in the financial capital i.e., Mumbai while it was lowest in the national capital i.e., Delhi.

      In the international market, oil rates jumped on Thursday. The futures of Brent crude and US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude were up by 9 and 11 cents and was trading at $51.29 and $48.23 per barrel.

      In India, petrol rates are dependent on the value of the rupee against the dollar and crude oil prices in the international markets. The rates are revised by the OMCs on a daily basis as per the dynamic pricing scheme.

      27 December 2020

    • No changes made to the prices of petrol by state-run OMCs on 30 July 2020

      Oil marketing companies that are managed by the state did not make any changes to the prices of petrol across the metros in India on 30 July 2020. No changes were made to the prices of petrol on 29 July 2020. Depending on the state, petrol prices will be different due to VAT. After 82 days. OMCs resumed revising the prices of petrol on a daily basis from 7 June 2020. Depending on the value of the rupee against the dollar and the crude oil prices in the international markets, petrol prices are revised. India imports more than 80% of its crude requirements. The prices of petrol in Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Chennai have remained the same when compared to 29 July 2020 and are at Rs.80.43, Rs.82.10, Rs.87.19, and Rs.83.63 for a litre, respectively. Petrol prices continue to remain cheaper than diesel prices in Delhi.

      30 July 2020

    • Petrol and diesel prices hike up in Karnataka 

      In an effort to mop up resources during times of financial difficulties, the government had proposed an increase in taxes as per the Budget 2020-21. Hence, petrol, diesel and liquor are set to witness a hike in their prices in Karnataka from 1 April 2020.

      While diesel saw an increase of 1.59%, the tax on petrol rose by 1.60%. Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa while presenting the budget had said that taxes on petrol and diesel would go up from 32% to 35% and from 21% to 24%. He had added that there was an increase in the excise duty for Indian Made Liquor across 18 slabs by 6%.

      6 March 2020

    • Petrol prices slashed for second consecutive day

      State-run Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) cut the rates of petrol across the major cities of the country for the second consecutive day on Friday. Petrol prices were slashed amid a slump in crude oil rates. Following the revision in the prices, a litre of petrol was retailed in the national capital for Rs.74.43. In Mumbai, the financial capital consumers were required to shell out Rs.80.03 for a litre. In cities like Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Gurgaon a litre of petrol cost Rs.77.31, Rs.76.92, Rs.79.14, and Rs.74 respectively. It must be noted here that the rates of petrol have been on the downward curve since January 12 and has slipped by around Rs.1.50 during this period.

      In the international oil market crude oil prices were on track to fall by around 5% in the week after declining by 1.9% on Thursday. The expected drop in the prices was accounted to the growing concerns that the demand for oil will be affected because of the deadly virus from China. On Friday, the futures of Brent crude oil and US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) were down by 4 cents and 1 cent respectively to be trading at $62 and $55.58 per barrel.

      It needs to be mentioned here that the rates charged for fuel in the country are dependent on international oil prices on a 15-day average and the value of rupee against the US dollar.

      24 January 2020

    • No changes made to the prices of petrol on 8 January 2020

      Oil marketing companies that are operated by the state did not make any changes to the prices of petrol across the major cities in India on 8 January 2020. Petrol prices were increased for six days in a row.

      Since 2 January 2020, the prices of petrol have been increased by 49 paise for a litre in Delhi. In Delhi, the price of petrol remained the same and is at Rs.75.74 for a litre. It is worth noting that the price of petrol is the cheapest in Delhi when compared to all metros and most other state capitals due to low taxes. The prices of petrol in Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Noida, and Gurugram remained the same as well when compared to 7 January 2020. The updated prices of petrol in Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Noida, and Gurugram are at Rs.81.33, Rs.78.33, Rs.78.69, Rs.76.83, and Rs.75.03 for a litre, respectively. Since over 80% of India’s crude requirements are imported, the value of the rupee against the dollar and the crude oil prices in the international market play a vital role in affecting the prices of petrol. Petrol prices in India remained static even though global crude oil prices increased by 4.5% and crossed the $70 levels for a barrel.

      8 January 2020

    • Prices of petrol increase by 5 paise on 29 November 2019

      Oil-marketing companies increased the prices of petrol by up to 5 paise across the major cities in India on 29 November 2019. There were no changes in the prices of petrol over the last two days.

      In Delhi, the price of petrol increased by 5 paise and hit Rs.74.81 for a litre. The price of petrol is the lowest in Delhi when compared to other metros as lower taxes are levied. Petrol prices hit a 1-year high after the price hike on 29 November 2019. The price of petrol in Mumbai increased by 4 paise and hit Rs.80.46 for a litre. In Chennai and Kolkata, the prices of petrol increased by 5 paise and hit Rs.77.77 and Rs.77.44 for a litre, respectively. The price of petrol in Gurugram increased by 3 paise and hit Rs.74.34 for a litre. In Noida, petrol prices increased by 4 paise and touched Rs.76.14 for a litre. According to India’s daily pricing mechanism, petrol prices are dependent on the rupee to the dollar exchange rate and global crude prices. Over 80% of India’s crude requirements are imported. On 28 November 2019, the value of the rupee fell by 27 paise against the dollar and touched Rs.71.62. Brent crude oil futures in the international market decreased by 0.30% and was trading at $63.82 for a barrel.

      29 November 2019

    • Petrol Prices Cut By 13 Paise

      Petrol prices have been cut by up to 13 paise across metro cities today. There has been a steady drop in fuel rates across the country since the start of the week after prices saw steep rises the previous month.

      Petrol prices have seen a drop of Rs.1.14 paise since 2 October, in a major relief to motorists ahead of the festive season. This is despite a rise in the benchmark Brent crude prices, which rose after comments by OPEC on balancing oil markets at its meeting in December 2019.

      Petrol prices in Mumbai dropped by 12 paise per litre, with pumps charging Rs.79.03 per litre in the city. Motorists in Delhi will be paying 12 paise less at petrol pumps, with the effective rate being Rs.73.42 per litre.

      Petrol prices in Kolkata have dropped by 11 paise per litre, with motorists paying Rs.76.07 per litre compared to Rs.76.18 per litre yesterday.

      The price of petrol in Chennai is Rs.76.25 per litre, a reduction of 13 paise per litre compared to yesterday’s price at fuel stations.

      11 October 2019

    • Petrol prices kept constant in the country

      State-run Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) on Friday kept the rates of petrol constant across the metropolitan cities of the country. Following Friday’s revision in the prices, a litre of petrol was retailed for Rs.72.01 in New Delhi, the national capital. In the other three metropolitan cities i.e., Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai a litre cost Rs.77.67, Rs.74.71, and Rs.74.80 respectively. In Noida and Gurugram, consumers were required to pay Rs.73.92 and Rs.72.13 per litre. It needs to be mentioned here that the prices of petrol were slashed by 6 paise per litre across all the metropolitan cities on Thursday.

      In the international oil market, the prices of crude oil fell on Friday. The futures of Brent crude oil were down by 7 cents or 0.1 percent and was trading at $61.01 per barrel since the last close.

      In India, the rates charged for fuel are dependent on international oil prices on a 15-day average and the value of rupee against the US dollar. This is primarily because India imports 80 percent of the total crude requirements.

      30 August 2019

    • Petrol prices hiked by 8 paise on Saturday

      State-run Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) on Saturday increased the prices of petrol by 8 paise per litre. The hike in the prices came after four days of the prices being kept constant across the metropolitan cities of the country.

      As per the IOC website, every litre of petrol was retailed for Rs.71.92 in the national capital. In the other three metropolitan cities i.e., Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai consumers were required to shell out Rs.77.58, Rs.74.62, and Rs.74.70 respectively.

      It needs to be mentioned here that the prices charged for fuel are revised daily after state-owned Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) adopted the dynamic pricing scheme in June 2017. As per the mechanism, the rates are dependent on international oil prices on a 15-day average and the value of rupee against the US dollar. It must be noted here that India imports 80% of the total crude oil requirement.

      24 August 2019

    • Bengaluru to impose “No Helmet, No Fuel” rule

      Following the footsteps of Noida and Aligarh’s “No helmet, no fuel” rule, Bengaluru’s traffic police are all set to impose the same rule across all petrol stations. According to reports, meetings are being conducted with the fuel stations for cooperation.

      If the rule is implemented, two-wheeler riders without a helmet will be denied fuel at gas stations. Speaking to the media, P Harishekaran, Additional Commissioner of Police, Traffic said that “No helmet No fuel” is a concept designed to prevent both fatal and non-fatal accidents. Two-wheeler riders who reach the fuel stations without a helmet, the fuel station crew will deny them petrol. As per the commissioner, talks are being held with fuel stations asking for cooperation.

      He also said that he is planning to write to all fuel suppliers like Indian Oil Corporation Limited, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited, Reliance Petroleum Limited, and other petroleum companies regarding the implementation of the rule and so that all fuel stations falling under these entities can cooperate.

      As of now, a fine of Rs 100 is being levied on motorbike riders for not wearing helmets. However, as per the traffic police, not wearing a helmet while riding is still taken lightly.

      According to an official data released by the Bengaluru Traffic Police, 105 riders have lost their lives and 667 have suffered injuries in accidents reported in Bengaluru city between January 1 and June 30 this year.

      31 July 2019

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