October 17, 2026
Petrol Cut Again to Rs386.30 While Diesel Stays Put
Petrol fell Rs3.93 in the second big cut in two days while high-speed diesel was left unchanged, opening a gap of Rs10.66 between the two fuels.
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October 16, 2026
Petrol Cut to Rs390.23 as Diesel Edges Up Again
Petrol fell Rs3.63 and diesel rose 31 paisas, pushing the gap between the two fuels out to Rs6.73 — the widest since the crossover reversed.
October 14, 2026
Petrol Falls to Rs392.66; Diesel Barely Moves
Petrol came down Rs2.71 while diesel eased just three paisas, widening the gap between the two fuels to Rs4.16 with diesel the dearer.
October 13, 2026
Diesel Is Dearer Than Petrol Again as Prices Cross Back
Petrol fell Rs2.93 to Rs395.37 and diesel rose 61 paisas to Rs396.85, putting diesel back above petrol five days after the two first crossed.
October 11, 2026
Petrol Eases to Rs398.30 While Diesel Rises to Rs396.24
Petrol fell 66 paisas and diesel rose 52, narrowing the gap to Rs2.06. Diesel has stayed the cheaper of the two since the crossover last week.
October 8, 2026
Diesel Is Now Cheaper Than Petrol After Two Weeks of Converging
Petrol rose Rs1.82 to Rs396.65 and diesel fell 91 paisas to Rs394.94, putting diesel below petrol. Two weeks ago diesel was Rs24.63 dearer.
October 7, 2026
Petrol and Diesel Converge: Rs394.83 Against Rs395.85
Petrol rose Rs1.19 and diesel fell Rs1.91, leaving just Rs1.02 between the two fuels. The gap was Rs24.63 a fortnight ago.
October 6, 2026
Petrol Rises to Rs393.64 as Diesel Falls to Rs397.76
The two fuels moved in opposite directions again, narrowing the gap between them to Rs4.12 a litre. Petrol has risen Rs6.24 since the start of October.
September 23, 2026
Both Fuels Fall as Diesel Drops Back Below Rs420
Petrol fell Rs1.70 to Rs392.05 a litre and high-speed diesel Rs3.12 to Rs418.96, taking diesel below Rs420 for the first time since 17 September.
September 22, 2026
Petrol Hits Rs393.75, Its Highest of the Run, as Diesel Falls
Petrol rose Rs4.61 to Rs393.75 a litre, the highest of this cycle, while high-speed diesel fell Rs1.96 to Rs422.08 — the two products moving in opposite directions after three days without a revision.
