Petrol Diesel Price Today 4 October 2024: There has been stability in the price of petrol and diesel for a long time, due to which there is disappointment on the faces of the people. Everyone was hoping that after the financial budget, there would be a fall in the price of petrol and diesel, but this could not happen. If a war breaks out between Iran and Israel, then there may be a recession in the global market, due to which there may be an increase in the price of crude oil.
If this happens, then the price of petrol and diesel in India will increase significantly, which is enough to spoil the budget of the pockets of the common people. On Friday, a significant update was on the petrol and diesel prices. To fill a bike or car tank, you must first know the petrol and diesel prices.
Petrol prices in metros
Today, the petrol price in the country’s capital, Delhi, is Rs 94.72 per litre. Petrol rates in Mumbai’s national economic capital were Rs 104.21 per litre. The petrol price in Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal, was Rs 103.94 per litre. In Tamil Nadu’s capital, Chennai, petrol prices were trending at Rs 100.75 per litre.
Know the price of diesel here.
In Delhi, the diesel price was recorded at Rs 87.62 per litre. In Mumbai, the price of diesel was Rs 92.15 per litre. In Kolkata, the price of diesel was Rs 90.76 per litre. In Chennai, the diesel price was recorded at Rs 92.34 per litre.
Price of petrol and diesel in the cities of UP
In UP’s capital, Lucknow, the petrol price was trending at Rs 94.56, and the cost of diesel was Rs 87.76 per litre. In Kanpur, the price of petrol was Rs 94.39, while the price of diesel was recorded at Rs 87.45 per litre. In Prayagraj, the petrol ratetrendedg at Rs 95.39, while the diesel price was Rs 88.56 per litre.
In Mathura, the price of petrol was seen trending at Rs 94.41, while the price of diesel was seen trending at Rs 87.44 per litre. In Agra, the petrol price trended at Rs 94.47 per litre. The price of diesel was recorded at Rs 87.53 per litre. For information, let us tell you that the last time petrol and diesel prices were reduced by Rs 2-2 per litre was in March. Since then, there has been no significant change in the price of petrol and diesel.
