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Petrol Remains Above Rs. 390 After Another Decrease

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Petrol Remains Above Rs. 390 After Another Decrease

Federal authorities have chosen to reduce the costs of petrol and high-speed diesel for the following day, as announced by the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority. The price of petrol has been lowered by Rs. 1.93, bringing it down to Rs. 390.12 per litre. In contrast, diesel has seen a reduction of Rs. 4.21, now costing Rs. 414.75 per litre.

On Tuesday, petrol's price was cut by Rs. 1.7, reaching Rs. 392.05 per litre, while diesel decreased by Rs. 3.12, settling at Rs. 418.96 per litre. Since the initial daily fuel rates update, petrol has seen an increase of Rs. 79.41 per litre, and diesel has risen by Rs. 91.45 per litre. On September 23, the price of petrol was Rs.

390.12 per litre, and diesel reached Rs. 414.75. On Tuesday, September 22, petrol was Rs. 392.05 per litre, and diesel stood at Rs. 418.96. On September 21, petrol was Rs. 393.75 per litre, and diesel was Rs. 422.08. On September 18, petrol was Rs. 389.14 per litre, and diesel was Rs. 424.04.

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