India 's state-run fuel retailers raised the prices of petrol and diesel on Friday — the first time since the war in Iran began — as they look to recoup some of the losses incurred over rising global crude prices. Indian Oil Corporation, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPCL) and Bharat Petroleum Corporation (BPCL) raised fuel prices by Rs 3 per litre  ($0.03, €0.27), or more than 3%. With this, diesel will cost Rs 90.67 a litre ($0.95, €0.81) and petrol will cost Rs 97.77 a litre ($1.02, €0.88)

Tag-uri: Petrol