"At the time of Cabinet decision in June (on oil price hike) we agreed that we will take stock of situation in October. We do not expect any price revision between now and October," he said on the sidelines of the World Petroleum Congress here.
The Petroleum Secretary further said, "Situation will be revisited in October when we will take stock of the scenario emerging out of international oil prices."
Global crude prices touched a record $145 a barrel, which is expected to push India's oil import bill this year higher by nearly 76 per cent to $110-120 billion.
