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India Weighs Fuel Price Hike Amid Crude Losses

India's state-run oil companies are absorbing large daily losses as global crude prices stay high and the West Asia crisis strains supply routes. A fuel price hike is being weighed to ease the financial burden, though no timeline has been announced.

Govt Grants 4-Month Force Majeure Relief on West Asia Crisis

India's government has allowed contractors to invoke Force Majeure clauses for up to four months, formally recognising the West Asia crisis as a qualifying event. This gives businesses with government contracts a legal shield against penalty clauses tied to supply chain and project disruptions.

Oil Firms Lose ₹14-18 Per Litre on Fuel Sales

Indian state-run oil companies are selling petrol at ₹14 per litre below cost and diesel at ₹18 below cost. The West Asia crisis has pushed energy prices higher, adding an expected ₹80,000 crore loss on LPG for the current fiscal year. A price hike, budget support, or mounting company losses are the likely outcomes to

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Oil firms selling petrol at ₹14 a litre loss, diesel at ₹18

Indian state-run oil companies are selling petrol at ₹14 per litre below cost and diesel at ₹18 below cost. The West Asia crisis has pushed energy prices higher, adding an expected ₹80,000 crore loss on LPG for the current fiscal year. A price hike, budget support, or mounting company losses are the likely outcomes to

2mo ago · 1 min · Economy

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