Indian oil companies have released the rates of petrol and diesel for today, October 18. Yes, there has been no change in the prices of fuel petrol and diesel in all the states of the country including Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Mumbai, Bengal, and Tamil Nadu. Let us tell you that the price of petrol and diesel has been stable in the national market for a long time. On the other hand, even in the festive season, oil companies have not yet given any indication of the change in petrol and diesel prices.

In fact, Indian companies are now making up for the losses made during the Russia-Ukraine war by making profits. Due to this, oil companies have kept the prices of petrol and diesel stable. At the same time, the prices of crude oil in the international market continue to fluctuate. Apart from this, according to the update of Indian Oil Marketing Company Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL), petrol is being sold at Rs 96.57 and diesel at Rs 89.96 per litre in Noida, which falls in the Delhi-NCR region. In Gurugram, petrol is priced at Rs 97.18 per litre and diesel is priced at Rs 90.05 per litre. In Rajasthan's Sriganganagar, petrol is priced at Rs 113.65 and diesel at Rs 98.39. In Mumbai, petrol retailing at Rs 107.83, while diesel costs Rs 96.44.

Apart from this, petrol is being sold at Rs 96.72 and diesel at Rs 89.62 per litre in Delhi on October 18 as well. Petrol in Kolkata is available at Rs 106.03 per litre and diesel at Rs 92.76 per litre. On the other hand, talking about Mumbai, here petrol is Rs 106.31 per liter and diesel is Rs 94.27 per liter. With this, the price of petrol in Chennai is Rs 102.63 per litre and the price of diesel is Rs 94.24 per litre. By the way, you can know the price of petrol and diesel in your city daily through an SMS. Yes and for this, the customers of Indian Oil (IOCL) will have to send the RSP code to the number 9224992249.

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