Petrol diesel price today 28 September 2022: in the domestic market for more than four months Petrol and diesel rates stable But crude oil has reached record levels. For the past few days, it is being seen that the prices of crude oil are falling continuously. Crude oil prices continue to fall. That’s why experts are predicting that in the festive season, common people will get some relief from expensive oil. Also, experts are anticipating a reduction in the prices of petrol and diesel by Rs 2 to 3 per liter.
Crude oil at 9 month low
Crude oil prices in the global market have come down to a nine-month low. Brent crude closed at $ 86.17 per barrel and WTI crude at $ 78.53 per barrel on Tuesday evening. It is anticipated that the fall in oil prices will have a positive impact on the Indian economy. A few days ago, the Meghalaya government had increased the prices of petrol and diesel by one and a half rupees per liter. Earlier, VAT on petrol and diesel was reduced after the Shinde government came to Maharashtra.
Earlier on May 22, the central government had reduced the excise duty. Then petrol (Petrol Price) and Diesel Price (Diesel Price) were reduced. So the common people got relief in price. This change in price happened four-three months ago. After that there has been a change in oil prices in Maharashtra and Meghalaya. After the Shinde government came to Maharashtra, petrol became cheaper by Rs 5 and diesel by Rs 3 due to reduction in VAT.
Maharashtra’s most expensive petrol is in this district
The most expensive petrol-diesel in Maharashtra is being sold in Parbhani district. The current price of petrol in Parbhani is Rs 109.41 and diesel is Rs 95.81 per litre. So, in the state capital Nagpur, petrol costs Rs 106.04 per liter and diesel costs Rs 92.59 per liter. Petrol in Pune costs Rs 105.84 and diesel costs Rs 92.36 per litre. Petrol price in Kolhapur is Rs 106.47 per liter and Diesel price is Rs 93.01 per liter. Petrol price in Aurangabad is Rs 108 and Diesel price is Rs 95.96 per litre.
What are the rates in the country’s metropolitan cities?
| cities | Petrol prices (per litre) | Diesel prices (per litre) |
| Mumbai | Rs 106.31 | Rs 94.27 |
| Delhi | Rs 96.72 | Rs 89.62 |
| Chennai | Rs 102.74 | Rs 94.33 |
| Kolkata | Rs 106.03 | Rs 92.76 |
