Petrol-Diesel Today: How much did the price of petrol and diesel become on July 11, know the price before filling it

Fuel prices remained mostly flat across India on July 11, while oil prices eased on Friday after a new round of US-Iran war fighting raised hopes that shipping through the Strait of Hormuz would resume. Brent crude futures closed down 0.38% at $76.01 per barrel.

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This is well below the peak of over $120 per barrel in late April, when the Strait of Hormuz closure first jolted global energy markets. Petrol and diesel prices have remained stable since May 25, when state-owned oil marketing companies (OMCs) raised petrol prices by ₹2.61 per liter and diesel by ₹2.71 per liter.

In Delhi, petrol prices remain above ₹100 per liter at ₹102.12, while diesel is selling at ₹95.20 per liter. Petrol prices also remain above ₹110 in Mumbai, with petrol selling at ₹111.21 per liter and diesel at ₹97.83 per liter.

Petrol prices remain above ₹110 per liter in other major cities, including Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Kolkata. Diesel prices are below ₹100 in these cities, except in Hyderabad, where diesel costs ₹103.82 per liter.

Petrol Price in Major Cities (July 11, 2026)

New Delhi

102.12

Mumbai

111.18

Kolkata

113.47

Chennai

107.77

Gurgaon

102.77

Noida

102.12

Bengaluru

110.93

Bhubaneswar

109.92

Chandigarh

98.10

Hyderabad

115.69

Jaipur

112.66

Lucknow

102.05

Patna

113.35

Thiruvananthapuram

115.49

Diesel Price in Major Cities (July 11, 2026)

New Delhi

95.20

Mumbai

97.83

Kolkata

99.82

Chennai

99.55

Gurgaon

95.44

Noida

95.56

Bengaluru

98.80

Bhubaneswar

100.92

Chandigarh

86.09

Hyderabad

103.82

Jaipur

97.78

Lucknow

95.55

Patna

99.36

Thiruvananthapuram

104.40

What determines the prices of petrol and diesel in India?

A combination of global, economic, and domestic factors determine fuel prices at the pump. Central to this is the international price of crude oil, the base raw material for both petrol and diesel, which has the biggest impact on how much consumers ultimately pay.

The rupee-dollar exchange rate is another important variable, as India is heavily dependent on imported crude. When the rupee weakens against the dollar, the cost of purchasing crude oil increases, which can directly lead to higher retail fuel prices.

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