Petrol price set to breach ₹100-mark in Hyderabad
The Hindu
Petrol prices have gone beyond the ₹100-mark in places such as Adilabad, and a similar trend is expected in Hyderabad soon.At the moment, the price of petrol in Hyderabad is ₹99.90 per litre. Accordin
Petrol prices have gone beyond the ₹100-mark in places such as Adilabad, and a similar trend is expected in Hyderabad soon. At the moment, the price of petrol in Hyderabad is ₹99.90 per litre. According to industry experts, with the daily price revision, the price per litre is expected to cross the ₹100 mark in a day or two. According to Rajiv Amaram, joint secretary of Consortium of Petroleum Dealers, who has been tracking fuel prices since 1995, the price per litre of diesel and petrol in Hyderabad on June 1 was ₹93.08 and ₹98.20 respectively. The price per litre gradually climbed up to ₹94.82 and ₹99.90, respectively. This means that from June 1 to June 12, the price per litre of diesel and petrol increase by around ₹1.70 each. From May 12 to June 12, the difference in price per litre for diesel and petrol has been ₹4.76 and ₹4.23 respectively.
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