Petrol, Diesel Price Today 5th September 2024: Consumers are always on the watch out for any changes in petrol and diesel prices. In a country like India, where fossil fuel is still the primary fuel for most, even the smallest change in prices has a direct impact on the family budget. The latest petrol and diesel prices across various states in India have been announced. In some places, customers can heave a sigh of relief while in some states it continues to remain expensive. Here’s a comprehensive list states-wise on the fuel prices.

Check Petrol Diesel price in your state on September 5, 2024

Petrol Diesel Price in Mumbai

In the financial capital of India, petrol price is Rs 103.44 per litre and diesel price is Rs 89. 97 per litre.

Petrol Diesel Price in Bengaluru

The petrol price in Bengaluru is Rs 102. 86 per litre and the diesel price is Rs 88.94 per litre.

Petrol Diesel Price in New Delhi

In New Delhi, the petrol price is Rs 94.72 per litre and the diesel price is Rs 87.62 per litre.

Petrol Diesel Price in Kolkata

The petrol price in Kolkata is Rs 104.95 per litre and diesel price is Rs 91.76.

Petrol Diesel Price in Gurugram

The petrol price in Gurugram is Rs 94.80 per litre and diesel rate is Rs 87.65 per litre.

Petrol Diesel Price in Hyderabad

The petrol price in Hyderabad is Rs 107.41 per litre and diesel rate is Rs 95.65 per litre.

Petrol Diesel Price in Ahmedabad

The petrol price in Ahmedabad is Rs 94.50 per litre and diesel rate is Rs 90.17 per litre.

Petrol Diesel Price in Thane

The petrol price in Thane is Rs 94.50 per litre and the diesel rate is Rs 90.17 per litre.

Petrol Diesel price in Guwahati

The petrol price in Guwahati is Rs 98.08 per litre and the diesel rate is Rs 90.33 per litre.

Petrol Diesel price in Noida

The petrol price in Noida is Rs 95.01 per litre and the diesel rate is Rs 88.14 per litre.

Petrol Diesel price in Pune

The petrol price in Pune is Rs 104.08 per litre and diesel rate is Rs 90.61 per litre.

OMCs to stay in focus, Singapore GRMs negative

Meanwhile OMCs or Oil Marketing Companies will be in focus today as Singapore GRMs are at negative $0.3/bbl. This is first time since October 2022, that  Singapore GRM has turned negative. It is an important development as Singapore GRM is the Asian benchmark for gross refining margin. GRM or Gross Refining Margins are what OMCs earn for refining every barrel of crude into a product. Crude prices, in global markets, meanwhile continue to be under pressure on significantly higher inventory levels. 

Crude oil prices extended fall in a highly volatile session and slipped to 9-month lows amid demand worries after disappointing Chinese manufacturing activity data. Libyan production is expected to resume after settlement of disputes in the country which also weighed on crude oil prices. However, the OPEC+ could differ its output increase decision due to resumption of Libyan production which could support crude oil prices at lower levels. The dollar index also plunged amid strength in the Japanese Yen and may support crude oil prices at lower levels.