Petrol and diesel prices remained unchanged across major Indian cities on June 27, even as global crude oil markets continued to witness volatility due to geopolitical developments and supply-related concerns. Domestic fuel prices have remained stable since the last revision on May 25, when state-owned oil marketing companies increased petrol and diesel prices across the country.

Although international crude oil prices continue to fluctuate, retail fuel rates in India have not been revised over the past month. Prices may still differ from one city to another due to variations in state taxes, value-added tax (VAT), freight charges, and local levies.

Here's a look at the latest petrol and diesel prices in major Indian cities.

Fuel Prices Remain Unchanged

The latest retail fuel prices remain the same as the previous revision implemented on May 25, when:

• Petrol prices were increased by ₹2.61 per litre.
• Diesel prices were increased by ₹2.71 per litre.

Since then, no further revisions have been announced despite fluctuations in global crude oil prices.

Petrol Prices in Major Cities

Among the listed cities, Hyderabad continues to record one of the highest petrol prices, while Chandigarh remains among the lowest.

Diesel Prices in Major Cities

Hyderabad remains one of the few major cities where diesel prices continue to stay above ₹100 per litre.

Why Do Fuel Prices Differ Across Cities?

Although oil marketing companies announce retail fuel prices daily, the rates vary from city to city due to several local factors.

These include:

• State VAT rates.
• Local taxes and surcharges.
• Transportation and freight costs.
• Dealer commissions.

As a result, motorists in different states often pay different prices even when the base fuel cost remains unchanged.

Global Crude Oil Market Continues to Influence Prices

International crude oil markets remain sensitive to geopolitical developments and supply-chain disruptions.

Market analysts note that crude oil prices continue to respond to:

• Tensions in West Asia.
• Shipping disruptions along key global trade routes.
• Supply-demand dynamics.
• Decisions by major oil-producing countries.
• Global economic conditions.

Although global oil prices influence India's fuel pricing over the long term, domestic retail prices are revised by oil marketing companies based on multiple commercial factors.

How to Check Daily Fuel Prices

Consumers can also check the latest petrol and diesel prices through official channels provided by oil marketing companies.

Many fuel retailers offer:

• SMS-based price services.
• Mobile applications.
• Official websites.
• Dealer information portals.

Checking prices before refueling can help motorists stay updated on any revisions.

Key Takeaway

Petrol and diesel prices remain unchanged across India on June 27, continuing the stability seen since the last revision on May 25. Petrol is priced at ₹102.12 per litre in New Delhi and ₹111.18 per litre in Mumbai, while diesel costs ₹95.20 per litre in Delhi and ₹97.83 per litre in Mumbai. Although international crude oil markets continue to fluctuate due to geopolitical developments and supply concerns, domestic retail fuel prices have remained stable, with city-wise differences primarily driven by local taxes and transportation costs.