India’s oil minister warned state fuel retailers are losing up to ?1,000 crore a day selling below market prices and the situation may not be sustainable.

India’s oil minister warned state fuel retailers are losing up to ?1,000 crore a day selling below market prices and the situation may not be sustainable.

Speaking at Annual Business Summit organised by CII, Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri also spoke about supply side disruptions, strategic fuel reserves and the push for piped gas.

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Diesel in Delhi will cost 90.67 Indian rupees per litre and petrol 97.77, reflecting increases of 3.4pc and 3.2pc, respectively.

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The latest adjustment marks a rare shift after a long period of steady rates

For the first time in four years, Indian fuel retailers have increased the prices of petrol and diesel. Analysts warn this could be the first of many hikes.