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Government of India
Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas
25-September-2012 15:55 IST
The international crude oil price for Indian Basket as computed/published today by the Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell (PPAC) under the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas decreased to US$ 108.42/barrel (bbl) on 24.9.2012. The price was higher than US$ 109.20/bbl on 21.09.2012, the last trading day.
In rupee terms also, the crude oil price decreased to Rs 5777.70 per bbl on 24.09.2012 from Rs 5886.97 per bbl on 21.09.2012. The rupee-dollar exchange rate on 24.09.2012 was at Rs 53.29/US$ against Rs 53.91/US$ on 21.09.2012.
The table below gives details in this regard:
Particulars | Unit | Price on 24 September,2012 (previous trading day i.e.21.9.2012) | Last Fortnight September 01-15, 2012 (previous fortnight 16-31 August, 2012) |
Crude Oil (Indian Basket) | ($/bbl) | 108.42 (109.20) | 113.64 (112.39) |
(Rs/bbl | 5777.70 (5886.97) | 6303.61 (6250.01) | |
Exchange Rate | (Rs/$) | 53.29 (53.91) | 55.47 (55.61) |
RCJ/RKS –Daily Crude oil price- 25.09.2012
International crude oil price decrease reported by PPAC, reflecting lower dollar price and rupee exchange rate movement. Publication by the Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell (PPAC) reporting a decrease in the International Crude Oil Price (Indian Basket) on 24 September 2012, with a lower dollar-denominated benchmark and a corresponding decline in the rupee-denominated price attributable to rupee-dollar exchange rate movement, accompanied by comparative figures for the previous trading day and the preceding fortnight.Press 'Enter' after typing page number.