Petrol and diesel prices stay unchanged on Monday, 1 June, according to Mint, which notes the last adjustment occurred on 25 May when both fuels were increased by more than ₹2.50 per litre. Mint also reports other days later in June, including 22 June, remain steady, indicating a pause in the most recent round of revisions.

The articles provide context that India’s fuel rates are set by state-run oil marketing companies such as Indian Oil, Hindustan Petroleum and Bharat Petroleum. NDTV says prices depend on multiple factors, with global crude oil prices highlighted as the main input because crude is the primary raw material used to produce petrol and diesel. NDTV also reports that on specific dates in July, including 11 July, rates remain unchanged as OMCs keep fuel pricing the same for the day.

Across Mint reports in May, multiple hikes are described in quick succession, including increases linked to rising global crude prices and the ongoing West Asia conflict. Mint also cites that these cumulative changes pushed fuel costs higher in major metros over recent weeks, including Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Kolkata.