With rupee achieving greater depth as the days pass, and with petrol’s pocket getting unlucky by ₹7.50, any sane person would run cursing the Government’s bad omens. This increases a consumer’s pressure with respect to inflation, and going by the figures, it seems that the inflation will in no time cross the double-digit barrier.
At present, difference between per liter costs of Petrol and Diesel is about ₹25, a gap huge enough to make the consumer reconsider his choice between a petrol and diesel variant of a car. With the current trend, one can expect a price hike in diesel too, but even that won’t be as high as the petrol price hike.
With rupee achieving greater depth as the days pass, and with petrol’s pocket getting unlucky by ₹7.50, any sane person would run cursing the Government’s bad omens. This increases a consumer’s pressure with respect to inflation, and going by the figures, it seems that the inflation will in no time cross the double-digit barrier.
At present, difference between per liter costs of Petrol and Diesel is about ₹25, a gap huge enough to make the consumer reconsider his choice between a petrol and diesel variant of a car. With the current trend, one can expect a price hike in diesel too, but even that won’t be as high as the petrol price hike.