The price of Petrol and Diesel remained unchanged on Sunday for the 3rd day in a row. The prices were last slashed on Thursday after remaining stable for 15 straight days. The prices were last changed on 30 March 2020. If you are planning to fill your tank and want to know the current prices before stepping out of your homes, you can do it easily by doing this. You can check Petrol and Diesel price by sending SMS to 92249 92249. SMS "RSP <space>Dealer Code of Petrol Pump”. You can find the dealer code from IOCL website.  

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DELHI – On Thursday, Petrol price was at Rs 90.40 down from 90.56 on Wednesday, while Diesel Price was at Rs 80.73 down from Rs 80.87. 

MUMBAI - Petrol price was at Rs 96.83 down from 96.98 on Wednesday while the Diesel Price was at Rs 87.81 down from Rs 87.96. 

KOLKATA - Petrol price was at Rs 90.62 down from Rs 90.77 on Wednesday while the Diesel Price was at 83.61 down from Rs 83.75.     

CHENNAI - Petrol price was at Rs 92.43 down from Rs 92.58 on Wednesday while the Diesel Price was at Rs 85.75 down from Rs 85.88.

  • New Delhi – SMS Text - RSP 102072 
  • Mumbai – SMS Text - RSP 108412 
  • Faridabad – SMS Text – RSP 102287 
  • Noida – SMS Text – RSP 155444 
  • Kolkata – SMS Text – RSP 119941 
  • Chennai – SMS Text – RSP 133593 
  • Ghaziabad - SMS Text – RSP 154410 
  • Gurgaon - SMS Text – RSP 102082 

Petrol, Diesel Price – Expert Anuj Gupta, Vice President (VP), Commodity and Currency Research at IIFL Securities said that the outlook remains strong for crude oil and WTI  Crude oil prices may test levels of USD 65-67 levels while Brent Crude Oil prices may test USD 70 to USD 72 levels. This may lead to an increase in the prices of petrol and diesel, he said.  

Moreover, the Indian Rupee has strengthened against the USD after hitting to a 9-month low. However, the near term outlook of Rupee remains weak, this analyst said indicating that the USD could levels of 76 if the coronavirus situation does not improve. This may have an impact on imports and could lead to further escalation in prices, he further said.