The government has been implementing EBP, where OMCs sell petrol blended with ethanol up to 10 per cent
This will help them tide over continuing losses in providing domestic liquified petroleum gas
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From 2011, the Centre instead brought the costs upfront as explicit petroleum subsidies shown in the Budget
The under-recoveries suffered by OMCs are around Rs 20-25 a litre for diesel and Rs 14-18 a litre for petrol, said sources.
Fitch cited that robust core refining margins as well as windfall inventory gains should allow OMCs to mitigate potential marketing losses in the near term
Many more price hikes though required to return to positive margins; moderate valuations offer some comfort
Even if Moscow relents and sells oil for rupees to India, European insurers may be reluctant to underwrite; in any case a bigger Russian tilt would involve a larger financial switch by New Delhi
While Russia's invasion of Ukraine doesn't quite throw Budget 2022 out the window yet, it does mean the fiscal maths will need a significant re-look.
Oil prices climbed towards their highest levels in more than seven years on Monday on fears that a possible invasion of Ukraine by Russia could trigger sanctions (on the latter) from US and Europe
The two major OMCs were exhibiting a mixed trend on the charts, with HPCL reflecting positivity, while BPCL struggling to hold ground.
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In the national capital, petrol was sold for Rs 101.19 per litre on Saturday.
Oil marketing companies reduced petrol prices in the key metro cities after keeping them unchanged for three consecutive days.
Fuel consumers have finally been given some relief with oil marketing companies on Wednesday reducing the pump price of petrol and diesel after keeping it static for the past seven days
Even with crude bouncing back over $73 a barrel, the Oil marketing companies have spared consumers any further hike in petrol and diesel prices
Setting of retail prices, frequency with which they change and government increasing taxes when global prices are low all put a question mark on so-called market-linked pricing mechanism
After a longer break, the oil marketing companies have kept the retail prices of petrol and diesel unchanged for the second consecutive day on Thursday.