On 13 October, fuel prices in various Indian cities displayed a range of fluctuations. Petrol prices remained stable in several locations, while others experienced both increases and decreases. In New Delhi, the price of petrol was reported at ₹102.12, unchanged from previous rates. Kolkata maintained its petrol price at ₹113.51, while Mumbai’s rate was consistent at ₹111.21. Chennai also saw no change, with petrol priced at ₹107.77.

In Gurgaon and Noida, petrol prices remained steady at ₹102.97 and ₹101.96, respectively. Bengaluru, however, experienced a decrease of 86 paise, bringing its petrol price down to ₹110.82. Jaipur recorded a reduction of 50 paise, resulting in a new price of ₹112.69. Lucknow’s petrol price fell by 40 paise to ₹101.86, while Patna saw the most significant increase among the listed cities, with a rise of ₹1.18 to ₹114.55.

Chandigarh experienced a minor increase of three paise, bringing its petrol price to ₹101.54. Prices remained unchanged at ₹108.97 in Bhubaneswar and ₹115.69 in Hyderabad. Thiruvananthapuram also held steady at ₹115.49. Among these cities, Hyderabad had the highest petrol price, while Chandigarh recorded the lowest, with a difference of ₹14.15 between the two.

Diesel Prices Show Stability with Minor Variations

Diesel prices across various cities also exhibited stability, with some minor changes. In Kolkata, the diesel price remained steady at ₹99.82, while Mumbai recorded a price of ₹97.83. Chennai’s diesel rate was unchanged at ₹99.55. Gurgaon and Noida both saw no changes, with prices at ₹95.64 and ₹95.44, respectively. Bhubaneswar’s diesel price was stable at ₹100.68, while Hyderabad’s remained at ₹103.82.

Bengaluru’s diesel price fell by 79 paise, resulting in a new price of ₹98.77. Jaipur recorded a 47-paise cut, bringing its diesel price to ₹97.78. Lucknow saw a decrease of 39 paise, with diesel priced at ₹95.36. In contrast, Patna experienced an increase of ₹1.13, raising its diesel price to ₹100.49. Among the listed cities, Chandigarh had the lowest diesel rate at ₹89.47, while Thiruvananthapuram recorded the highest at ₹104.41, resulting in a difference of ₹14.94.

Chandigarh’s slight increase in petrol was accompanied by an unchanged diesel price. Bengaluru recorded the most significant reductions in both petrol and diesel, while Patna noted the largest increases in both fuel types.

CNG Prices Reflect Mixed Trends Across Regions

On the same day, CNG prices also exhibited a mix of increases and stability across various locations. In Chennai, CNG prices rose by ₹2, bringing the new rate to ₹99.50. Mathura and Meerut also saw increases of ₹2 each, with revised prices of ₹102 and ₹95.50, respectively. Bengaluru’s CNG price increased by ₹1, resulting in a new rate of ₹98. Sonipat recorded a similar increase, bringing its price to ₹95.

Bharatpur and Dewas each saw a rise of 50 paise, resulting in new prices of ₹98. Firozabad also experienced a similar increase, reaching ₹99.50. In contrast, New Delhi and the National Capital Region maintained their CNG price at ₹86.98, with Rewari’s price remaining steady at ₹91.59. Mathura had the highest recorded CNG price, while New Delhi and NCR shared the lowest.

The fluctuations in CNG prices reflect varying market conditions across different regions, contributing to the overall dynamics of fuel pricing in India. All prices mentioned are sourced from Goodreturns.

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