New Delhi: Between the unlock-1 in India, the process of increasing the prices of petrol and diesel by the oil companies is going on continuously. On Friday also, the price of petrol has been increased by 57 paise per liter and diesel by 59 paise per liter. In this way, the price of petrol has increased by Rs 3.31 per liter and diesel by Rs 3.42 per liter within the last 6 days. After the increase on Friday, the price of petrol in the national capital Delhi has been increased to Rs 74.57 per liter and the asthma of diesel has increased to Rs 72.81 per liter.

In fact, as soon as the lockdown opens in many countries, the prices of crude oil have started strengthening and the rupee depreciation continues against the dollar. The reason for this is that in India, petroleum companies are putting their burden on the customers while protecting themselves from losses. Experts believe that petrol and diesel prices may increase further in the next months, as oil companies will try to make up for their losses. Petrol-diesel sales were almost at a standstill due to transportation being completely stalled in the midst of lockdown and oil companies suffered a lot.

Let us tell you that international prices of crude oil and rupee-dollar exchange rate are very important in determining the price of petrol and diesel. Recently, due to rising crude oil prices and the rupee depreciation against the dollar, oil companies started raising petrol and diesel rates as soon as the lockdown opened.

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