Fuel Rates Today: Check Latest Petrol & Diesel Price of Your City On 26th March 2022

The price of petrol and diesel was raised for the fourth time this week on Saturday. Petrol will cost Rs 98.61 a litre today, up from Rs 97.81 yesterday, while diesel will cost Rs 89.87 today, up from Rs 89.07 yesterday. Petrol will cost Rs 108.01 per litre in Kolkata today, up from Rs 107.18 yesterday, while diesel will cost Rs 93.01, up from Rs 92.22 yesterday. In Mumbai, per litre of petrol will cost Rs 113.35, up from Rs 112.51, while a litre of diesel will cost Rs 97.55, up from Rs 96.70 yesterday.

Petrol will cost Rs 104.43 per litre in Chennai today, up from Rs 103.67 yesterday, while diesel will cost Rs 94.47 per litre, up from Rs 93.71 yesterday. In Bangalore, a litre of petrol would cost Rs 103.93 today, compared to Rs 103.11 yesterday, while a litre of diesel will cost Rs 88.14, compared to Rs 87.37 yesterday. Petrol will cost Rs 111.80 per litre in Hyderabad, up from Rs 110.91 yesterday, while diesel will cost Rs 98.10, up from Rs 97.24 yesterday.

Petrol will cost Rs 105.22 in Bhubaneswar today, up from Rs 104.36 yesterday, while diesel will cost Rs 95.02, up from Rs 94.17 yesterday. Petrol will cost Rs 110.56 a litre in Jaipur today, compared to Rs 109.73 yesterday, while diesel will cost Rs 93.37, compared to Rs 93.20 yesterday. Petrol will cost Rs 109.20 a litre in Patna today, up from Rs 108.37 yesterday, while diesel will cost Rs 94.29, up from Rs 93.49 yesterday.

Brent oil was last seen trading at $120.70, while WTI was trading at $113.90. Crude oil prices have remained unpredictable as the United States has enforced punishing restrictions on Russia as a result of Russia's war in Ukraine, which led crude oil prices to momentarily climb above $100 a barrel in late February.

ICICI Securities has said in a report that "Crude oil prices rallied during the week as traders weighed additional supply disruptions following reports of storm damage at a major export terminal system on the Black Sea and on decline in US crude oil stockpiles."