Gas and Diesel Rate: Fuel rates were treked on October 3 for the 3rd consecutive dayPetrol, Diesel Costs Today: Gas and diesel rates were treked for the third consecutive day on Sunday, October 3, a day after they had actually touched record highs throughout all the 4 cities and likewise in numerous cities in the country.
In the national capital, where fuel prices had crossed the Rs 102 mark on Saturday, they were again treked by 25 paise to reach Rs 102.39 per litre.
Diesel rate too was hiked by 30 paise to touch Rs 90.77 per litre, according to Indian Oil Corporation (IOC).
International oil benchmark, Brent crude had recently touched a three-year high after it had reached $80 per barrel, for the first time considering that October 2018.
In Mumbai, fuel rates continue to be the greatest among the metro cities, as fuel rates were hiked by 24 paise on October 3, to reach Rs 108.43 per litre.
Diesel rates were treked by 32 paise to reach Rs 98.48 per litre.In Chennai, gas costs crossed the Rs 100 barrier after rates were increased by 21 paise to reach Rs 100.01 per litre while diesel there costs Rs 95.31 after a 29 paise walking.
In Kolkata also, both fuel and diesel costs were treked, however diesel rates witnessed the greatest spike by 60 paise among the 4 city cities.
Fuel rates differ throughout the states due to value-added tax or VAT.
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Here are the gas and diesel rate throughout the metro cities: State-run oil refiners such as Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum, and Hindustan Petroleum revise the fuel rates on a daily basis, by considering the crude oil costs in international markets, and the rupee-dollar currency exchange rate.
Any changes in fuel and diesel rates are executed with impact from 6 am every day.