Fuel prices on 4 November: Check how much petrol, diesel, and CNG cost in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru — Full list

What happened: Fuel prices in major Indian cities were largely stable on November 4, after the Central government cut the additional excise duty on petrol exports to ₹0 per litre from ₹2.50 per litre, effective 31 October. Key numbers: Petrol export duty cut to ₹0 per litre from ₹2.50. Diesel export levy raised to ₹11.50 per litre from ₹8.50. Why it matters: Retail prices have stayed unchanged despite fluctuations in global oil prices amid Middle East geopolitical tensions. The export duty changes alter the levies applied to petrol and diesel exports.

Fuel prices in major Indian cities were largely stable on November 4, after the Central government cut the additional excise duty on petrol exports to ₹0 per litre from ₹2.50 per litre, effective 31 October.

Retail prices have stayed unchanged despite fluctuations in global oil prices amid Middle East geopolitical tensions. The export duty changes alter the levies applied to petrol and diesel exports.