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Petroleum product price hike

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Kathmandu – Nepal Oil Corporation has increased the price of petroleum products. The corporation has increased the price of petrol by 5 rupees and diesel and kerosene by 4 rupees.

The corporation has also increased the price, citing the increase in prices from Indian Oil Corporation.

According to the new price, petrol has reached 165 per liter, while diesel and kerosene have reached 149 per liter.

Similarly, the international price of aviation fuel has increased by 51 US dollars per kiloliter, according to the corporation.

Petroleum product price hike

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Kathmandu – Nepal Oil Corporation has increased the price of petroleum products. Effective from midnight last night, the Corporation has increased the price of petrol by Rs 2, diesel and kerosene by Rs 4.

Similarly, the Corporation has also increased the price of aviation fuel. According to the Corporation, aviation fuel has increased by Rs 6 per liter domestically and by US$ 43 for international flights to Kathmandu.

According to the new price, the price of petrol will now be Rs 167 per liter in Kathmandu, Pokhara and Dipayal areas. It will be Rs 166 in Surkhet and Dang areas and Rs 164.50 in other areas.

Similarly, the price of diesel and kerosene will be Rs 160 per liter in Kathmandu, Pokhara and Dipayal areas. It will be Rs 159 in Surkhet and Dang areas and Rs 157.50 in other areas.

Increase in price of petroleum products

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Kathmandu – Nepal Oil Corporation has increased the price of petroleum products. According to the price adjustment made after the increase in price from the Indian Oil Corporation, the corporation has said that the price of petroleum products has increased.

According to the price adjustment, the price of petrol has now increased by Rs. 4 per liter and diesel and kerosene by Rs. 3 per liter.

According to the corporation, after the price increase, the price of petrol in Kathmandu has now reached 171 rupees per liter, while the price of diesel and kerosene has reached 160 rupees.

Diesel and kerosene prices reduced by Rs.10

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May 16, Kathmandu – Nepal Oil Corporation has reduced the price of diesel and kerosene by Rs. 10 per liter.

After the price of petroleum products reduced by IOC on Tuesday, the meeting of the board of directors of the Nepal Oil corporation decided to reduce the price for consumers. According to the new price list sent by the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), the price of diesel has decreased by 8 rupees per liter and the price of petrol by 9 rupees. Earlier, diesel and kerosene, which were sold at 165 rupees per liter, have remained at 155 rupees.

The corporation has kept the prices of petrol, jet fuel and cooking gas unchanged.

Hike on fuel price

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Nepal Oil Corporation has increased the price of petroleum products. Changes on fuel price will be in effect from midnight today.

Petrol, diesel and kerosene prices have been increased by Rs 10 per liter.Accordingly, the price of petrol in will now be Rs. 170 per liter.

Similarly, the price of diesel and kerosene has reached Rs 153 per liter.

Crowd been growing in pumps on the fear of petroleum products shortage

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Even though the movement of petroleum businessmen has been withdrawn, the crowd at petrol pumps remains the same.

Petroleum businessmen, who had stopped loading and unloading fuel had withdrawn their agitation on Saturday after reaching a four-point agreement with the Nepal Oil Corporation. But the crowd that has been growing since Saturday on the fear of shortage of petroleum products due to the strike of petroleum businessmen remains the same even today all over the country.

The LP Gas Industry Association, Petroleum Dealers Association, and Petroleum Transporters were in agitation demanding automatic fares to reduce the price ratio of diesel in external and internal freight rates.