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Petrol diesel prices unchanged on September 30 check city rates
Corrected 30 September 2026: prices and analysis rewritten from the source after a sourcing fault.
The Story in Brief
Petrol and diesel prices were unchanged across major Indian cities on Wednesday, September 30, as state-run oil marketing companies kept rates steady after their 6 am daily revision, Mint reported. In New Delhi, petrol cost Rs 102.12 a litre and diesel Rs 95.20. In Mumbai, petrol stood at Rs 111.21 and diesel at Rs 97.83, and in Bengaluru petrol was Rs 111.68 and diesel Rs 99.56.
Kolkata had petrol at Rs 113.51 and diesel at Rs 99.82, Chennai at Rs 107.77 and Rs 99.55, and Hyderabad at Rs 116.15 and Rs 104.23. In Noida, petrol was Rs 101.96 and diesel Rs 95.44. Mint said Mumbai's petrol price had moved only marginally over the past few days, between Rs 111.18 and Rs 111.21.
Update, 1 October 2026: NDTV Profit reported that Brent crude rose 0.65% to $103.26 a barrel in early trade on September 30, as markets tracked uncertainty over the Strait of Hormuz. On October 1, NDTV Profit said petrol and diesel rates remained unchanged across major cities as state-run oil marketing companies continued to absorb global crude price volatility.
Update, 1 October 2026: Business Today reported that 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder rates remained unchanged on 1 October, with a Delhi cylinder at Rs 942. The outlet also listed commercial LPG, CNG and PNG rates across cities, with commercial 19-kg LPG in Delhi at Rs 2,810 and CNG in Delhi at Rs 86.98 per kg.
Update, 1 October 2026: Hindustan Times reported that aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices rose by Rs 16 per litre to Rs 137 from 1 October, and commercial LPG increased by Rs 62.59 per 19-kg cylinder to Rs 2,810 in Delhi. Domestic LPG, petrol and diesel rates remained unchanged, the outlet confirmed.
Indian Opinion Analysis
The steady pump prices sit against a volatile crude market. Mint, citing Bloomberg, reported that Brent futures slid below $103 a barrel after Saudi Arabia restored about half the capacity of its East-West pipeline following drone attacks, while the more actively traded December contract settled closer to $96. Brent is still on track for a third straight monthly gain and has risen roughly 70% this year, which Mint links to the US war on Iran, earlier disruptions to the Saudi bypass and concerns over possible US diesel export curbs. OPEC+ members are expected to keep production quotas unchanged for November at a video conference scheduled for Sunday, according to two delegates who spoke to Bloomberg.
Corrected 30 September 2026: prices and analysis rewritten from the source after a sourcing fault.
Sources (5): livemint.com, ndtvprofit.com, ndtvprofit.com (2), businesstoday.in, hindustantimes.com
This brief was synthesised by AI from the 5 sources linked above, so one read covers every framing they carry. Methodology and corrections.
