Govt-owned fuel retailers lose Rs 5 per litre on petrol as oil tops $100 per barrel
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Fuel retailers are experiencing substantial losses per litre on petrol and diesel, as international crude oil prices have recently surpassed one hundred dollars a barrel. India relies on imports for over eighty-eight percent of its crude oil consumption.
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