Petrol, Diesel Prices Today, September 29, 2026: Check Fuel Rates in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru

Mumbai, September 29: Petrol and diesel prices today, September 29, remained largely unchanged across major Indian cities and state capitals. In Delhi, petrol was priced at Rs 102.12 per litre and diesel at Rs 95.20 per litre, while Mumbai petrol and diesel rates stood at Rs 111.21 and Rs 97.83 per litre, respectively. 

Oil prices extended gains for a second session on Tuesday as concerns over potential disruptions to Middle East supplies outweighed signs of a recovery in crude exports from the region. Brent crude futures rose 1.5% to $106.9 a barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude gained the same to $93.9 a barrel. 

Crude prices remained elevated despite preliminary data showing that exports from major Middle Eastern producers rose to 12.8 million barrels per day in September, the highest level since February. Higher shipments from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates helped lift regional exports, but concerns remain over the efficiency and cost of transporting crude amid disruptions caused by the US-Iran conflict. 

Analysts said higher export volumes were increasingly visible, but much of the additional supply was moving through workarounds such as ship-to-ship transfers. These methods are less efficient and more expensive than normal operations, keeping crude prices elevated. 

The US-Iran standoff remained the main source of uncertainty for the energy market, with officials from both sides holding separate discussions through mediators in another effort to end the conflict. Further talks are expected to centre on an amended version of a seven-day proposal put forward by Iran last week. 

Analysts said the standoff continued to pose a risk to energy prices and inflation expectations, while reported Iranian pessimism over a deal before the Strait of Hormuz situation escalates further has kept supply concerns elevated. The strategically important waterway is a key route for global oil and gas shipments, making any disruption there a major risk for energy markets. 

The continued rise in crude prices could add to inflationary pressures in oil-importing economies and keep markets focused on the broader economic impact of the Middle East conflict. The US is also considering regulatory relief to allow wider sales of red-dyed diesel as part of efforts to lower fuel prices, according to people familiar with the discussions cited by Reuters. 

Petrol Prices 

Petrol prices remained largely unchanged across major Indian cities on Tuesday, September 29, with New Delhi continuing to retail petrol at Rs 102.12 per litre. Rates were also unchanged in Kolkata at Rs 113.51, Mumbai at Rs 111.21 and Gurgaon at Rs 102.97 per litre. 

Among other major cities, petrol was priced at Rs 107.77 per litre in Chennai, up 1 paise, while Bangalore remained at Rs 111.68. Noida saw petrol at Rs 101.96 per litre, while Chandigarh recorded a marginal increase of 3 paise to Rs 101.54. 

Bhubaneswar recorded the sharpest increase among the cities tracked, with petrol prices rising Rs 1.52 to Rs 110.49 per litre. Jaipur, meanwhile, saw the biggest decline, with the price falling Rs 0.53 to Rs 112.66 per litre. 

Petrol was priced at Rs 116.15 per litre in Hyderabad, Rs 115.49 in Thiruvananthapuram, Rs 113.37 in Patna and Rs 101.86 in Lucknow. Prices can vary across cities and states due to differences in local taxes and other charges. 

Diesel Prices 

Diesel prices remained largely unchanged across major Indian cities and state capitals on Tuesday, September 29. In New Delhi, diesel was priced at Rs 95.20 per litre, while rates stood at Rs 99.82 in Kolkata and Rs 97.83 in Mumbai. Chennai also retained its previous price at Rs 99.55 per litre. 

Among other cities, diesel prices were unchanged at Rs 95.64 per litre in Gurgaon and Rs 95.44 in Noida. Bangalore’s diesel price stood at Rs 99.56 per litre, while Chandigarh continued to offer the fuel at Rs 89.47 per litre, the lowest among the cities listed. 

Bhubaneswar recorded the sharpest increase, with diesel prices rising Rs 1.47 to Rs 102.15 per litre. Jaipur, meanwhile, saw the biggest decline, with the price falling Rs 0.47 to Rs 97.78 per litre. 

Diesel was priced at Rs 104.23 per litre in Hyderabad and Rs 104.40 in Thiruvananthapuram. Rates stood at Rs 99.36 in Patna and Rs 95.36 in Lucknow. Fuel prices vary across states and cities, largely because of differences in local taxes and other charges. 

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