Petrol Price in Nepal, Diesel price in Nepal, LPG Gas Cylinder Price in Nepal. Mattitel kerosine price in Nepal Update. Nepal Oil Corporation has recently decreased the price of petroleum products. NOC Nepal Oil Nigam Petrol, Diesel, Gas, Kerosine price update.
The meeting of the board of directors of the corporation held on Sunday evening has reduced the price of petrol by Rs 4 per liter and the price of kerosene and diesel by Rs 5 per liter.
This price will be effective from 12 midnight on Sunday. After the price reduction, the price of petrol in Charali, Biratnagar, Janakpur, Amlekhganj, Bhalbari, Nepalgunj, Dhangadhi and Birganj areas has remained at Rs 156 per liter and diesel and kerosene have remained at Rs 146 per liter.
Similarly, in Surkhet and Dang areas, the price of petrol will be Rs 158 per liter and diesel and kerosene will be Rs 148 per litre. In Kathmandu, Pokhara and Dipayal regions, the price of petrol has remained at 159 per liter and the price of diesel and kerosene has remained at 149 per liter.
Petrol Price in Nepal
- Petrol Price Per Liter: Rs. 156/-, 158/- 159/- (First Category, 2nd & 3rd Category)
- New Petrol Price Per Liter update on: 2081 Bhadra 31
Diesel Price in Nepal
- Diesel Price Per Liter: Rs. 146/- Rs 148 & Rs 149/- (First Category, 2nd & 3rd Category)
- New Diesel Price Per Liter update on: 2081 Bhadra 31
Kerosine Mattitel Price in Nepal
- Kerosine Mattitel Price Per Liter: Rs. 146/- Rs 148 & Rs 149/- (First Category, 2nd & 3rd Category)
- New Kerosine Fuel Price Per Liter update on: 2081 Bhadra 30
Gas Cylinder LPG Price in Nepal
- Gas Cylinder Lpg Price Per cylinder: Rs. 1910/-
- New Gas Price Per Cylinder update on: 2081 Jestha 15
Aviation Fuel Price in Nepal
- Aviation Fuel Petrol Price Per Liter: Rs. 137
- New Aviation Fuel Petrol Price Per Liter update on: 2081 Jestha 15
In today’s ever-changing global economy, fuel prices have become a topic of significant interest and concern for consumers, businesses, and policymakers alike. The recent shifts in petrol fuel prices have sparked discussions about their far-reaching impacts on various sectors of the economy and daily life. In this comprehensive analysis, we will delve into the factors influencing the new petrol fuel prices, their potential consequences, and strategies for adapting to these changes.
The Driving Forces Behind New Petrol Fuel Prices
Several key factors contribute to the fluctuations in petrol fuel prices:
1. Global Oil Market Dynamics
The global oil market plays a pivotal role in determining fuel prices. Supply and demand imbalances, geopolitical tensions, and production decisions by major oil-producing countries can significantly impact crude oil prices, which in turn affect petrol fuel prices at the pump.
2. Government Policies and Taxation
Government interventions through taxation and subsidies can greatly influence the final price consumers pay for petrol fuel. Changes in fuel tax rates or subsidy programs can lead to noticeable shifts in prices at the pump.
3. Currency Exchange Rates
For countries that import oil, currency fluctuations can affect the cost of purchasing crude oil on the international market. A weaker domestic currency can lead to higher fuel prices, as it becomes more expensive to buy oil in foreign currencies.
4. Refining Costs and Capacity
The cost of refining crude oil into usable petrol fuel, as well as the available refining capacity, can impact final fuel prices. Maintenance shutdowns, technical issues, or changes in refining regulations can all contribute to price fluctuations.
5. Seasonal Demand
Seasonal variations in fuel consumption, such as increased travel during summer months or higher heating oil demand in winter, can cause temporary spikes or dips in petrol fuel prices.
