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India Raises Petrol, Diesel Prices for 4th Time in 10 Days
State-run fuel firms passed on higher crude costs as losses narrowed, with petrol and diesel prices up 7.8% and 8.6% since May 15, Reuters reported.
- On Monday, May 25, 2026, fuel retailers hiked petrol and diesel prices for the fourth time in 10 days, with increases averaging ₹2.80 per litre across India.
- Global crude oil prices surged more than 50 per cent since late February following US-Israeli strikes on Iran and disruptions to shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.
- Indian Oil Corporation , Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd , and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd control 90 per cent of India's fuel market; private retailers like Nayara Energy matched these adjustments.
- Prices for petrol and diesel have reached their highest levels since May 2022, with cumulative increases nearing ₹7.5 per litre since adjustments resumed on May 15.
- Opposition parties accused the government of delaying price revisions until after the Bharatiya Janata Party expanded its electoral footprint by winning three of five state and UT elections.
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Greater KashmirPetrol tops Rs 100 across most cities, diesel nears Rs 100 as prices raised for fourth time
Petrol and diesel prices in India were raised by Rs 2.61 and Rs 2.71 per litre respectively, taking cumulative hikes to nearly Rs 7.5 per litre since May 15.
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India Raises Diesel, Gasoline Prices for Fourth Time in May
(Bloomberg) — India’s state-run fuel retailers raised gasoline and diesel prices for the fourth time in 10 days in response to disruptions in global energy markets, a move that risks exacerbating inflationary risks in the economy.
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Petrol and Diesel Price Hike Impact: Petrol and diesel prices have risen not once, not twice, but four times in just 10 days in India. The rapid increase in fuel prices has increased the risk of inflation for ordinary people.
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