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Petrol price reduced by Rs 1 per litre

| | Oct 15, 2014, at 05:48 am
New Delhi, Oct 14 (IBNS): Giving relief to consumers, petrol price was reduced by Re 1 per litre, excluding state levies, on Tuesday, officials said

The new price will be effective from midnight of Oct 14 and Oct 15.

"Since last price change, international petrol prices have continued to show a downward trend. However, the INR-USD exchange rate has depreciated," the Indian Oil said in a statement.

Despite INR-USD depreciation, the fall in international oil prices warrant a decrease in selling price of petrol in the domestic market. Thus a downward revision in selling price of petrol by Re 1.00 /litre (excluding state levies) is being effected from midnight of 14th/15th Oct'14. With this price revision, Retail Selling Price at Delhi shall decrease by Rs 1.21/litre (including VAT), with corresponding decrease in other states," it said.

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