India's Top Fuel Retailer To Up Petrol, Diesel Prices Again From Wednesday
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Indian Oil Corp, the country's top fuel retailer, will raise petrol and diesel price by 0.80 rupees a litre from Wednesday, the second such increase in pump prices in as many days, a notification sent to dealers showed on Tuesday.
From Wednesday, a litre of petrol in Delhi will cost 97.01 rupees ($1.28), while diesel prices will be raised to 88.27 rupees, a notification sent to dealers show.
India's three state-run fuel retailers - Indian Oil Corp, Bharat Petroleum Corp, and Hindustan Petroleum Corp - dominate fuel retailing in India and tend to move their prices together.
The retailer began raising fuel prices on Tuesday after a gap of more than four months.
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