Petrol and diesel prices unchanged on 14 November: Check how much fuel costs in New Delhi, Mumbai, and other cities
Petrol and diesel prices remained largely unchanged across major Indian cities on 14 November, with a marginal dip in Patna. Meanwhile, PM Modi said India's decade-long efforts to strengthen energy security have helped the country withstand challenges posed by Middle East tensions.
On Saturday, 14 November, petrol and diesel prices remained unchanged in major Indian cities such as New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, and Gurugram. However, petrol prices in Patna saw a slight decrease to ₹113.35 from ₹113.37. Fuel costs have generally remained stable since the beginning of the month, despite the Central government terminating the additional excise duty on petrol exports.
Global energy markets have been fluctuating due to the ongoing US-Iran conflict since February. Despite this, Indian consumers have not yet experienced the impact of rising crude oil prices, as domestic fuel retailers maintain steady pump prices. These varying prices across regions are influenced by factors like state-level taxes, transportation costs, and local levies.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently highlighted India's progress in strengthening energy security during events in Bengaluru and Mysuru. He also praised achievements in various sectors, including energy and railways. At the same time, oil prices experienced slight fluctuations due to mixed signals about potential peace negotiations between the US and Iran.
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