On October 8, 2025, petrol and diesel prices in major Indian cities largely remained stable despite fluctuations in global crude oil prices and currency exchange rates. Fuel pricing continues to reflect a mix of international factors and domestic taxation, with subtle city-wise variations observed, ensuring transparency and up-to-date consumer information.
India’s petrol and diesel prices on October 8, 2025, displayed relative steadiness across most metro cities and state capitals. Leading oil marketing companies (OMCs) updated retail rates at 6 AM, with prices reflecting global crude oil trends and currency movements against the rupee. Despite some volatility in international oil markets, government policies and taxation rates have kept retail fuel prices mostly unchanged in many locations.
Petrol prices in Delhi stood at ₹94.77 per litre, Mumbai at ₹103.50, Kolkata ₹105.41, and Chennai ₹100.80. Diesel prices were ₹87.67 in Delhi, ₹90.03 in Mumbai, ₹92.02 in Kolkata, and ₹92.39 in Chennai. Lower fuel prices continued in Chandigarh with petrol at ₹94.30 and diesel at ₹82.45, the cheapest among major cities.
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Petrol and diesel prices stable in major Indian cities on October 8.
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Delhi petrol price at ₹94.77, diesel ₹87.67; Mumbai petrol ₹103.50, diesel ₹90.03.
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Kolkata and Chennai showed minor fluctuations with petrol above ₹100.
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Chandigarh offered the lowest petrol and diesel rates nationally.
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Prices influenced by global crude rates, rupee-dollar exchange, and domestic tax structure.
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LPG cylinder prices unchanged, averaging ₹852.50 for a 14.2 kg cylinder.
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Despite international oil market upticks, India’s retail fuel prices remained shielded by government policies.
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Daily price revisions by OMCs promote transparency and consumer access to real-time pricing.
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Fuel prices remain a sensitive economic indicator impacting transportation and inflation.
Consumers are advised to monitor daily price announcements as international crude markets remain dynamic. Government initiatives aim to balance global costs with domestic affordability, supporting the nation’s ongoing economic stability.
Sources: News18, Mathrubhumi, India Today, Financial Express