Petrol and diesel prices across India, including major metros such as Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and others, remained unchanged on April 13, according to the latest daily price revision by state-run oil marketing companies.

Retail fuel rates continue to reflect the broader pricing stability seen in recent weeks, with no fresh upward or downward revision announced for the day. This means consumers paid the same prices at the pump as the previous trading session, with variations only driven by city-wise state taxes and local levies rather than any change in base fuel rates.

In Mumbai, petrol continues to hover around the ₹103–₹104 per litre range, while diesel remains close to ₹90 per litre. In Kolkata, petrol is priced above ₹105 per litre and diesel around ₹92 per litre. Chennai has petrol rates near ₹100–₹101 per litre, with diesel around ₹92–₹93 per litre. These figures remain consistent with recent pricing trends across India’s major urban centres.

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Fuel prices in India are revised daily at 6 a.m. by oil marketing companies such as Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum. The revision mechanism reflects changes in global crude oil prices, foreign exchange rates, transportation costs, and state-level taxes, all of which contribute to final retail pump prices.

Despite volatility in global crude markets and ongoing geopolitical tensions in energy-producing regions, domestic fuel prices have remained largely steady in recent weeks. Analysts attribute this stability to a combination of government tax structures and oil companies absorbing short-term fluctuations to avoid sudden consumer impact.

Overall, the unchanged rates on April 13 provide temporary relief to consumers and transport operators, especially at a time when global energy markets remain sensitive to geopolitical developments and supply-side uncertainties.

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