Margin compression from daily fuel price revisions
If crude prices rise above $70-75/bbl and daily pricing resumes, retail fuel margins could normalize to ₹2.5-3/liter, down from current elevated levels.
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If crude prices rise above $70-75/bbl and daily pricing resumes, retail fuel margins could normalize to ₹2.5-3/liter, down from current elevated levels.
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