Indian fuel retailers are facing steep under-recoveries despite a recent Rs 3 hike, with analysts estimating losses of Rs 25/litre and daily hits of Rs 1,380 crore for Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL), Bharat Petroleum (BPCL) and Hindustan Petroleum (HPCL). Brokerages including Nomura and Elara Capital warn further fuel price hikes may be unavoidable unless crude cools.

Shares of HPCL and BPCL fell up to 3% despite the first fuel price hike since 2022, as investors worried the increase would not offset mounting losses. Analysts estimate OMCs…

Shares of oil marketing companies and paint manufacturers declined up to 3% in early trade on Friday after petrol and diesel prices were increased by Rs 3 per litre across the…

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.

A hike in petrol and diesel prices has been in the offing for some weeks now, and hence today’s Rs 3 per litre raise comes as no surprise. This is especially true since there is…

The government raises petrol and diesel prices by Rs 3/litre amid global crude price surge and inflation concerns.

MUMBAI: Despite a hike in retail fuel prices for petrol and diesel, stocks of oil marketing companies (OMCs) were deep in the red as market players said the price hike was not…

In an unexpected turn, shares of oil companies fell even with a recent fuel price boost. This adjustment couldn't compensate for the rising crude oil prices, leaving experts…

Petrol, Diesel price today: Fuel prices have been increased by Rs 3 per litre as state-run oil companies face mounting losses due to rising global crude oil prices. Experts…

Indian fuel retailers are facing steep under-recoveries despite a recent Rs 3 hike, with analysts estimating losses of Rs 25/litre and daily hits of Rs 1,380 crore for Indian Oil…

New Delhi: Oil marketing companies are under-recovering Rs 750 crore a day on the sale of petrol, diesel and domestic LPG cylinders below market prices, govt said on Monday.

The losses are on account of an increase in the price of crude oil -- up 51% between February 28, when the US-Israel attack on Iran began, and Monday. | Business News

Petrol and diesel to rise by nearly a rupee a litre, according to dealers