India’s retail fuel prices remained largely unchanged on Monday, with petrol, diesel and domestic LPG rates showing continued stability across major cities. In Mumbai, the price of petrol stood at ₹103.50 per litre, marking yet another day without revision. The rates have remained rather consistent despite fluctuations in global crude markets. Petrol pricing in India continues to be shaped by a combination of international oil benchmarks, domestic taxation levels and the rupee’s exchange rate.

Across the metros, petrol prices reflected similar steadiness. New Delhi reported ₹94.77, Kolkata ₹105.41, Chennai ₹100.80, and Hyderabad ₹107.46 per litre, all without movement since yesterday. Minor reductions were observed in a few cities, including Noida (–₹0.27), Bhubaneswar (–₹0.05) and Patna (–₹0.53). Kozhikode, meanwhile, recorded a slight increase, with petrol priced at ₹105.97, following recent fluctuations between ₹105.78 and ₹106.22 over the past ten days.

Diesel prices also displayed broad stability. In Mumbai, diesel was priced at ₹90.03 per litre, unchanged from the previous day. The daily revision mechanism, introduced in June 2017, continues to provide transparency and immediate reflection of market conditions. New Delhi recorded ₹87.67, Kolkata ₹92.02, Chennai ₹92.39, and Bangalore ₹90.99 per litre. Small reductions occurred in Noida, Bhubaneswar, Patna and Thiruvananthapuram. Kozhikode saw a modest rise to ₹94.97, consistent with its recent narrow price range.

Households also saw no change in cooking gas prices. The 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder in Mumbai remained at ₹852.50, a rate that has been maintained since April 2025, offering consumers some respite amidst fluctuating global energy costs.

Overall, India’s fuel landscape on November 24 reflects a period of sustained price stability, with only marginal variations observed in select locations. (With inputs from Agencies)