Petrol Diesel Price Today June 16: There is a continuous increase in oil prices. On Wednesday, oil companies once again raised the price of petrol 25 paise and diesel 13 paise. Oil prices have been raised 25 times in the last 44 days. As a result, both petrol and diesel cost Rs 100 per liter. On Wednesday, petrol in Rajasthan’s Sriranganagar was selling at 107.79 per liter and diesel at 100.51.
After May 4, petrol will cost Rs 6.26 per liter
Oil prices have risen since the election results of the 5 states. From May 4, petrol will cost Rs 6.26 per liter. And diesel at Rs 6.68 per liter. In the national capital, petrol is being sold at Rs 96.66 per liter and diesel at Rs 87.41 per liter.
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Petrol 100 near Bangalore
In one of the five major metros in the country, petrol costs Rs 100 per liter. After today’s hike, petrol in Bangalore will cost Rs 99.89 per liter. At the same time, the country’s financial capital, Mumbai, is selling petrol at Rs 102.82 per liter and diesel at Rs 99.84 per liter. Petrol crosses 100 stations in Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, Ladakh and Telangana.
There are two reasons behind rising oil prices. Prices are skyrocketing due to the increase in crude oil prices in the international market and heavy taxes from various governments. Crude oil in international markets on Wednesday. Selling at 74.71. This is an increase of 0.97% per barrel today compared to Tuesday.
Oil prices have not been raised since 66 days after the election
According to an official with the oil company, there has been no increase in petrol and diesel prices for 66 days during the election. Oil companies suffered losses. It is now being recovered by raising the price. As of June 1, the central government is charging 34.8% in Delhi and 23.08% in Delhi.
There is little hope of a solution in the future too
Union Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has not made any clear statement on whether oil prices will fall in the future. Then he said spending during the epidemic was high, so the state and the center needed money. In such a situation, it is believed that there will be no major reduction in oil prices.
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