Indian retailers raises fuel prices a third time in response to Iran war
23/05/2026 01:42
May 23 (Reuters) - Indian state-fuel retailers raised petrol and diesel prices by less than a rupee on Saturday, dealers said, the third such increase this month as the government looks to recover some losses from high crude prices caused by the Iran war. Petrol in New Delhi will cost 0.87 rupees (just under 1 U.S. cent) more at 99.51 rupees a litre, while diesel will be priced 0.91 rupees higher at 92.49 rupees per litre, dealers said. ($1 = 95.6900 Indian rupees) (Reporting by Nidhi Verma in New Delhi and Chris Thomas in Mexico City;) ((chris.thomas@thomsonreuters.com;))
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