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, | by Umer Rashid

Petrol prices likely to be slashed by up to Rs 2.50

New Delhi: 24,April 2013; Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs ) may slash the price of petrol by up to Rs 2.50 per litre in line with the decline in international crude oil prices.
The new price will reportedly come into effect by the end of April. Brent crude oil is now tradingat USD 99 a barrel in international market. Petrol price was cut by Re 1 per litre on 15 April, the third reduction in rates in one month. The price cut, which was made possible because of fall in international oil prices, excludes local sales tax or VAT. After including VAT, the reduction in price of petrol in Delhi costs Rs 66.09 per litre.

Earlier petrol price was slashed by 85 paise a litre reduction in rates on April 2 and Rs 2 a litre decrease effected on March 16. The March 16 cut after including VAT translated into a Rs 2.40a litre reduction at pumps. It was the steepest cut in nine months.

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Umer Rashid - Correspondent Kashmir Informer.

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