Indian retailers raise fuel prices again in response to Iran war - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMisAFBVV95cUxOZUhtYndkN29WUFhvdzdfTWJhUHpobmtDaHVXeDRRN01za3dScGFWaWUxTV9pOG95Q0sxR3EycThJV00wbzlCTjF5YjRNeXlSd0JsM01yUHY5UzlPQTdWUGxka1NnNGtkNU1wUEZZQ0FKVldrRU9rNVNqbHRlRTlfZ2ktM0dSWmN5NmVVV3NQTm5BWE5mV3NXVUxEU3RuRnVUVTBvRE9kQW14RnNiUFMyQQ?oc=5" target="_blank">Indian retailers raise fuel prices again in response to Iran war</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

India's state-run fuel retailers increased petrol and diesel prices by approximately 0.9 rupees per litre, marking the second hike in a week due to rising global crude prices linked to the Iran war.

State-fuel retailers in India raised petrol and diesel prices by less than a rupee per litre, the second increase in a week, to recover losses from high crude prices resulting from the Iran war.

India's state-fuel retailers increased petrol and diesel prices by less than a rupee per litre, the second hike in a week, to recover losses from high crude prices resulting from the Iran war.

India's state-run fuel retailers raised petrol and diesel prices by 3 rupees per litre, the first increase in four years, to recoup losses from higher global crude oil prices due to the Iran war.

India's state-run fuel retailers raised petrol and diesel prices for the first time in four years by 3 rupees per litre, to recoup losses from higher global crude oil prices due to the Iran war.

India's state-run fuel retailers have increased petrol and diesel prices by less than a rupee per litre, the second hike in a week, to recover losses from high crude prices due to the Iran war.

India's state-run fuel retailers have raised petrol and diesel prices for the first time in four years by 3 rupees per litre, to recoup losses from higher global crude oil prices due to the Iran war.