The Economic Times (India)
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"DIESEL" · 총 201건
필터 보기현재 지수
50.3
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최근 7일 기준 75,931건을 분석한 결과, 뉴스 심리지수는 50.2(균형)입니다. 긍정 3,874건(5.1%)·중립 70,164건(92.4%)·부정 1,893건(2.5%)이며, 중립 비중이 뚜렷하게 높습니다. 성향 지수는 종합 15.3(중도 균형)입니다.
As is tradition, the day of the budget announcement remains a non-event for many consumers, who know that the finance minister’s speech in the National Assembly will bring little in the way of relief, focusing instead on praising the government’s past measures and setting new budgetary and revenue targets under pressure from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). However, this year’s budget carries greater significance, as consumers are already struggling to make ends meet amid heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Higher freight and insurance charges imposed by shipping lines following the US–Israel and Iran conflict have pushed up the cost of production. Some manufacturers have tried to absorb this cost pressure, while others have simply passed the burden on to consumers. This has been partly cushioned by relative stability in the rupee–dollar parity; otherwise, the situation would have been far more alarming. Prospects for strong industrial growth remain constrained under the current IMF programme, as fiscal consolidation and revenue generation continue to be key priorities Consumers are curtailing petrol and diesel purchases due to unaffordable prices. Monthly petrol and diesel sales are not showing any growth despite rising bike and four-wheeler sales. During 11MFY26, petrol and diesel sales stood at seven million tonnes and 6.35m tonnes, showing a marginal year-on-year (YoY) rise of two per cent and 1pc, respectively. Cost pressures set to persist Senior Vice President, Federation of Pakistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI), Saquib Fayyaz Magoon, said that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, during a recent meeting with the business community, indicated that the upcoming budget is expected to focus on export-led growth. However, ‘significant relief on essential commodities appears unlikely’. The government is targeting a revenue collection of around Rs15.2 trillion for FY27, suggesting the introduction of additional taxation measures to meet fiscal objectives. The continued phasing out of subsidies under the IMF programme could increase the cost of goods and services, adding further pressure on consumers, he said. “A reduction in the 18pc GST also seems difficult given the government’s commitment to achieving IMF revenue targets,” Magoon said, adding that while some sector-specific incentives may be announced, “broad-based relief on essential items and petroleum products appears limited despite changing market dynamics arising from the Middle East conflict.” SVP FPCCI said prospects for strong industrial growth remain constrained under the current IMF programme, as fiscal consolidation and revenue generation continue to be key priorities. CEO Top Line Securities Mohammad Sohail said “under the IMF programme, it looks difficult that the government can provide any major relief.” Increase in wages, lower tax rate on people earning less and more direct subsidies may help to some extent, he said, adding that “major relief can only come through diesel and petrol prices, which are affected by the Middle East war.” President Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI), Rehan Hanif, while commenting on the possibility of relief for the salaried class in the upcoming Federal Budget, stated that meaningful and sustainable relief can only be achieved if the government shifts its entire focus towards broadening the tax base instead of further burdening the existing taxpayers, including the salaried class. The salaried class has become one of the most heavily taxed segments of society despite having no opportunity to conceal income, as taxes are deducted at source. He cautioned against any increase in the GST, warning that even a one-percentage-point increase could trigger a fresh wave of inflation, raise the cost of doing business, increase production costs, and further diminish the purchasing power of consumers, particularly low- and middle-income groups. President KCCI said, “the revenue required for providing relief to the common man can be generated through plugging leakages and eliminating tax distortions rather than imposing additional taxes.” The government can still provide meaningful relief to the public by rationalising indirect taxes, reducing unnecessary duties on essential commodities, curbing inefficiencies in the supply chain, and ensuring that any benefit arising from lower international commodity prices is promptly passed on to consumers, the KCCI chief said. Inflation can be effectively controlled through improved market oversight, reduction in transportation and energy costs, and by minimising the cascading impact of excessive taxation on the cost of goods, he said, urging the government to refrain from imposing additional petroleum levies or other indirect charges that unnecessarily inflate fuel costs. President Karachi Wholesalers Grocers Association (KWGA), Rauf Ibrahim, said the government is unlikely to provide any big relief to the consumers in the shape of GST reduction or other taxes on various commodities due to the IMF’s pressure to increase tax collection, while the economy is already under pressure due to stagnant exports and rising imports. Rising prices A general price survey before the previous and current federal budgets reveals a steep rise in wheat and flour varieties despite the arrival of Sindh and Punjab crops in March/April. As per data from the Sensitive Price Index ending June 4, 2026, versus June 4, 2025, a 10kg wheat bag is now available at Rs 1,095 versus Rs653, resulting in a price hike for various roti varieties by Rs2 to Rs10 per piece. Sindh Minister for Food Makhdoom Mehboob Uz Zaman, on June 2, 2026, took notice of the increase in bread and flour prices in different parts of Sindh and directed the Sindh Food Department and concerned district administrations to submit a detailed report on flour prices, wheat stock positions, supply chain issues, and any possible hoarding or profiteering in the market. He said Sindh has produced a bumper wheat crop this year, and there is no justification for creating panic in the market. Similarly, the prices of beef with bones and mutton have risen to Rs1,000–1,550 and Rs1,800–2,900 per kg, respectively, from Rs800–1,400 and Rs1,600–2,450 per kg, while exports of meat and meat preparations to the Middle East and other regions continue amid the ongoing conflict in the region. Published in Dawn, The Business and Finance Weekly, June 8th, 2026
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Domestic cooking gas prices have increased by Rs 29 per cylinder, reaching Rs 942 in Delhi, marking the second revision in three months due to soaring global energy costs. This rise follows a previous Rs 60 hike and is part of a broader trend of fuel price increases, with petrol and diesel also seeing significant jumps.
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Suspeitos são conduzidos ao serem flagrados retirando combustível de caminhões-tanque Divulgação/PMPI Três suspeitos foram conduzidos à Central de Flagrantes de Teresina, na noite de sexta-feira (5), após serem flagrados retirando combustíveis de caminhões-tanque na região do Terminal de Petróleo, no bairro Dirceu Arcoverde, Zona Sudeste da capital. Segundo a Polícia Militar do Piauí, a equipe de policiais fazia rondas na área quando viu os homens transferindo os combustíveis, retirados de dois veículos, para galões. Ao perceberem a chegada da viatura, os suspeitos pararam e correram para uma casa próxima. ✅ Siga o canal do g1 Piauí no WhatsApp Durante a fuga, eles deixaram um dos tanques derramando combustível na via. No local, os policiais encontraram vários recipientes com gasolina e diesel. Agora no g1 A equipe entrou na casa para a qual os suspeitos foram e acharam vários galões, alguns cheios e outros vazios, usados para armazenar combustíveis. Parte do material continha diesel e gasolina. Questionados sobre a origem do combustível e o que estavam fazendo na região do Terminal de Petróleo, os suspeitos optaram por ficar em silêncio. Assim, os três foram levados à Central de Flagrantes de Teresina, juntamente com parte do material apreendido, para prestar depoimento ao delegado de plantão. VÍDEOS: assista aos vídeos mais vistos da Rede Clube
Domestic cooking gas LPG prices have been increased by Rs 29 per 14.2-kg cylinder, according to PTI, citing sources. The price of a 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder in Delhi has risen from Rs 913 to Rs 942 with effect from June 7.The latest revision comes amid sustained volatility in international energy markets and follows a series of fuel price increases announced in recent weeks.LPG price todayMetroCurrent Price (Rs)New Price (Rs)Delhi913.00942.00Kolkata939.00968.00Mumbai912.50941.50Chennai928.50957.50LPG cylinder price rises to Rs 942 in DelhiThe increase takes the retail price of a standard 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder in Delhi to Rs 942.As per the PTI report, industry sources said the revision was necessary as oil marketing companies continue to incur substantial losses on the sale of subsidised domestic cooking gas.The hike follows an earlier increase of Rs 60 per cylinder announced on March 7 after tensions and conflict in West Asia disrupted global energy supplies and pushed up international fuel prices.Why has the LPG price been increased?According to industry sources, the previous increase only partially compensated oil companies for the losses they were incurring on domestic LPG sales.Before the latest revision, state-run fuel retailers were estimated to be losing around Rs 703 on every domestic LPG cylinder sold.Global crude oil and fuel prices have remained elevated in recent months, increasing the financial burden on oil marketing companies.The latest increase is aimed at reducing a portion of those losses, although companies are reportedly still selling LPG below cost.Fuel price hikes extend beyond LPGThe LPG price revision comes as part of a broader trend of rising fuel prices across the country.Petrol and diesel prices have been increased by a cumulative Rs 7.50 per litre since mid-May, while compressed natural gas (CNG) rates have risen by around Rs 6 per kilogram.The increases reflect the impact of higher international energy prices on India's fuel market.Oil companies continue to face lossesDespite the recent price revisions, industry sources said state-owned oil marketing companies continue to absorb significant losses.Petrol is reportedly being sold at a loss of approximately Rs 11 per litre, while diesel sales are resulting in losses of around Rs 33.6 per litre.These figures highlight the pressure on fuel retailers as they attempt to balance commercial viability with concerns over inflation and consumer affordability.Government limits full pass-through of global energy costsThe government has so far avoided passing on the entire increase in global energy prices to consumers.Instead, a portion of the burden has been absorbed by state-owned fuel retailers to shield households and businesses from a sharper rise in fuel costs.However, with global crude oil prices and fuel markets continuing to fluctuate, industry observers say further adjustments may be required if international prices remain elevated for an extended period.Impact of LPG price hike on householdsThe latest increase is likely to affect household budgets, particularly for families that rely heavily on LPG for daily cooking needs.Cooking gas remains an essential household fuel across urban and rural India, and any rise in cylinder prices tends to have a direct impact on monthly expenses.Consumers will now pay Rs 942 for a 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder in Delhi, while prices in other cities may vary depending on local taxes and transportation costs.Global energy market remains key factorGeopolitical tensions, crude oil supply disruptions and fluctuations in global demand continue to influence energy prices worldwide.As a result, domestic fuel prices are expected to remain closely linked to international market trends in the coming months.Inputs from PTI
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62 mil litros de diesel são apreendidos em fiscalizações no Pará Sefa/Ascom Veículos, pneus, equipamentos eletrônicos e uma carga de óleo diesel avaliados em mais de R$ 1,4 milhão foram apreendidos durante fiscalizações realizadas na terça-feira (3) em Dom Eliseu, Óbidos e Santana do Araguaia. A maior apreensão ocorreu em Dom Eliseu, no nordeste paraense, onde seis veículos novos avaliados em R$ 1,08 milhão foram retidos durante fiscalização. Segundo a Secretaria de Estado da Fazenda (Sefa), a empresa responsável pela remessa deixou de recolher o Imposto sobre Circulação de Mercadorias e Serviços (ICMS) devido por substituição tributária para o Pará. Após a regularização da pendência, os veículos foram liberados. Em Óbidos, no oeste do estado, foram apreendidos 73 pneus, um motor de popa e equipamentos para celular avaliados em R$ 85,3 mil. As mercadorias eram transportadas em uma embarcação que saiu de Manaus (AM) com destino a Santarém. De acordo com a Sefa, os produtos estavam escondidos no porão e não possuíam documentação fiscal. Já em Santana do Araguaia, no sudeste paraense, uma carga de 62 mil litros de óleo diesel avaliada em R$ 330,4 mil foi apreendida durante fiscalização realizada no posto fiscal de Barreira do Campo, na PA-441. O combustível saiu de Senador Canedo (GO) e seguia para um posto localizado em Santa Maria das Barreiras. Segundo a secretaria, durante a análise da documentação da carga foram identificadas irregularidades tributárias relacionadas ao recolhimento antecipado do imposto exigido para a operação. As fiscalizações resultaram na emissão de termos de apreensão referentes aos impostos devidos e às multas aplicadas em cada caso. VÍDEOS com as principais notícias do Pará
Fiscalização encontra irregularidades em 14 bombas de combustíveis após vistoria em 116 postos no Acre Pedro Castro/Procon Uma fiscalização em 116 postos de combustíveis do Acre identificou irregularidades em 14 bombas de abastecimento e resultou na emissão de 33 autos de constatação entre março e maio deste ano. Os dados fazem parte do balanço preliminar de uma operação coordenada pelo Instituto de Proteção e Defesa do Consumidor (Procon-AC). Ao todo, cerca de 1,3 mil bicos de abastecimento passaram por inspeção. Além da verificação dos equipamentos, as equipes fiscalizaram o cumprimento das normas de defesa do consumidor e reuniram documentos que serão analisados pelo Ministério Público do Acre (MP-AC) para apurar possíveis infrações econômicas e abusividade nos preços. 📲 Participe do canal do g1 AC no WhatsApp Durante as vistorias, foram identificadas irregularidades relacionadas à falta de divulgação adequada dos preços dos combustíveis, ausência de documentos exigidos pela legislação e outros possíveis descumprimentos das normas de proteção ao consumidor. A operação ocorreu em duas etapas. A primeira, teve foco na aferição das bombas de combustíveis, na qualidade dos produtos comercializados e na transparência das informações prestadas aos consumidores. Acre tem uma das gasolinas mais caras do país e guerra pode afetar preços Nessa fase, foram vistoriados 25 postos e inspecionados 356 bicos de abastecimento. Os fiscais reprovaram 14 equipamentos por irregularidades metrológicas, relacionadas à medição do combustível fornecido. Também foram emitidos cinco autos de constatação por problemas como ausência do Código de Defesa do Consumidor, falta de tabela de preços e documentação obrigatória. A segunda etapa ampliou a fiscalização para municípios das cinco regionais do Acre, incluindo postos localizados em rodovias federais e localidades de difícil acesso. LEIA MAIS: Consumidores reclamam de aumento no preço da gasolina nos postos de combustíveis do Acre Petrobras sobe os preços do diesel para distribuidoras Rede de postos de combustíveis é investigada por suspeita de sonegação e lavagem de dinheiro no AC As equipes passaram por Rio Branco, Cruzeiro do Sul, Tarauacá, Brasiléia, Epitaciolândia, Xapuri, Assis Brasil, Senador Guiomard, Bujari, Acrelândia, Porto Acre, Feijó, Sena Madureira, Manoel Urbano, Mâncio Lima, Rodrigues Alves, Jordão, Marechal Thaumaturgo e Santa Rosa do Purus. Os estabelecimentos fiscalizados foram notificados a apresentar notas fiscais de aquisição dos combustíveis, planilhas de custos operacionais e tabelas de preços. Segundo o Procon-AC, a documentação será submetida à análise técnica do MP-AC, que deverá verificar se houve prática abusiva na formação dos preços ou outras infrações previstas na legislação. Participaram da operação o Instituto de Pesos e Medidas do Acre (Ipem), o Instituto Nacional de Metrologia, Qualidade e Tecnologia (Inmetro), a Agência Nacional do Petróleo, Gás Natural e Biocombustíveis (ANP) e a Polícia Rodoviária Federal (PRF). Fiscalização encontra irregularidades em 14 bombas de combustíveis após vistoria em 116 postos no Acre Pedro Castro/Procon Entre as gasolinas mais caras Em janeiro deste ano, o preço médio da gasolina comum no Acre estava em torno de R$ 7,24 a R$ 7,25 por litro, registrando um dos valores mais altos do Brasil. Já o litro do biocombustível foi comercializado, no estado, em média por R$ 5,99, o valor mais alto do ranking nacional. Em Cruzeiro do Sul, no interior do Acre, os motoristas também já sentem o impacto do novo reajuste no valor dos combustíveis. Com a atualização dos valores, o aumento foi de aproximadamente R$ 0,20 na gasolina e no diesel comum. Em março, a guerra no Oriente Médio elevou o preço do barril de petróleo de cerca de US$ 60 para mais de US$ 100, encarecendo a matéria-prima usada na produção de combustíveis. No dia 14 daquele mês, a Petrobras anunciou o reajuste no diesel de R$ 0,38 por litro para as distribuidoras. VÍDEOS: g1
The government on Friday cut the petrol price by Rs4 per litre and kept the diesel rate unchanged with immediate effect for the week ending June 12, owing to changes in global prices over the past week. Accordingly, the ex-depot price of high-speed diesel (HSD) will remain fixed at Rs380.78 per litre for another week. The government made adjustments in taxes and other levies to maintain the diesel price, which is otherwise considered on the higher side. The diesel price has come down from a peak of Rs520.35 recorded on April 10. HSD is considered the most inflationary item given its maximum use in freight transportation. The ex-depot rate of petrol was cut by Rs4 to Rs377.79 per liter instead of Rs381.78 per liter at present. This is the fourth consecutive weekly downward price revision in case of petrol, with a cumulative reduction of about Rs37 per litre. The government is currently charging about Rs100 per litre on HSD in the form of customs duty, petroleum levy and climate support levy besides inland freight equalisation margin. Meanwhile, the total tax on petrol stands at Rs125 per litre, including petroleum levy, customs duty and climate levy. The government is also charging about Rs21 per litre as petroleum levy on kerosene and about Rs16 per litre on light diesel oil. Petrol and HSD are the major revenue spinners with their monthly sales of about 700,000 to 800,000 tonnes compared to just 10,000 tonnes of monthly demand for kerosene.
Vehicles wait for their turn to get fuel at a petrol station in Islamabad, April 2, 2026. — ReutersThe federal government on Friday slashed petrol price by Rs4 per litre, while keeping the price of high-speed diesel unchanged. In a notification issued on Friday, the...
Gasolina sobe para R$ 11,19 em Fernando de Noronha O preço da gasolina subiu em Fernando de Noronha nesta sexta-feira (5). O litro do combustível passou de R$ 10,99 para R$ 11,19. Já o diesel manteve o valor e continua sendo vendido a R$ 11,50 o litro (veja vídeo acima). Segundo o diretor do único posto de combustíveis da ilha, Rafael Coelho, o reajuste foi de 1,81%. De acordo com ele, o aumento corresponde a parte da alta de 3,87% registrada no preço do combustível no continente. ✅ Receba no WhatsApp as notícias do g1 PE "Tivemos aumento praticado pela Petrobras, pelas distribuidoras e pelos importadores", afirmou Coelho. Gasolina aumentou nesta sexta (5) em Fernando de Noronha Ana Clara Marinho/TV Globo Motoristas O aumento foi criticado pelos taxistas da ilha. Segundo José Luciano Freitas, o reajuste amplia a pressão sobre os profissionais, que já enfrentam custos elevados para trabalhar. "Isso vai dificultar ainda mais a vida dos taxistas porque nossa tabela está sem reajuste há mais de um ano. Eu gasto cerca de R$ 6 mil por mês com gasolina e preciso trabalhar em três turnos para fechar as contas", disse. Taxistas reclamaram do aumento da gasolina em Noronha Ana Clara Marinho/TV Globo O cozinheiro Zeison Medeiros, que mora em Noronha, também reclamou do novo preço do combustível. "O valor é muito alto para a nossa realidade. Só quem vive em Fernando de Noronha sabe o peso do custo de vida na ilha", afirmou. O advogado João Oliveira Júnior, turista de São Paulo, abastecia um buggy quando soube do reajuste. Ele considerou o preço elevado. "É bem caro e isso influencia nos gastos da viagem. Não sabemos até que ponto esse valor é consequência da inflação ou da distância do continente", declarou. VÍDEOS: mais vistos de Pernambuco nos últimos 7 dias
[Economy] : The average prices of gasoline rose while those of diesel fell on Friday. According to the Korea National Oil Corporation’s price information system, Opinet, as of 9 a.m. Friday, the average price of gasoline at gas stations nationwide stood at two-thousand-ten-point-26, or slightly over one U.S. dollar ... [more...]