Household oil costs expanded for the thirteenth day in succession on Saturday, with the fuel being sold at Rs 77.97 for each liter in the national capital.

The value rose to Rs 77.97 in Delhi from Rs 77.83 a liter on Friday, information from the Indian OilNSE – 0.92 % Corp site appeared.

Alongside Delhi, costs in Mumbai and Chennai have just achieved record levels and are just achieving new highs each and every day.

In Mumbai and Chennai, oil was sold at Rs 85.78 and Rs 80.95 a liter, individually, up from Rs 85.65 and Rs 80.80 for every liter on Friday.

Further, in Kolkata, oil cost, as of now crawling towards a four year high, was sold at Rs 80.61, against 80.47 for each liter on Friday.

This surge in fuel costs is to a great extent credited to the ongoing ascent in raw petroleum costs and the high extract obligation on the powers in the nation.

The value Brent raw petroleum, nonetheless, has declined around $3 per barrel over the most recent two days, which raises any desires for facilitating fuel costs in the nation. Brent rough is as of now evaluated around $76 per barrel.

Costs of diesel, the key transportation fuel, which are now at record levels over the real urban communities rose to Rs 68.90, Rs 71.45, Rs 73.36 and Rs 72.74 a liter on Saturday in Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai separately.