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Diesel Drives India's Fuel Export Windfall as Earnings Reach $12.6 Billion

OilPrice.com·Oct 27, 2026 · 6:30 AM CT
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High diesel and gasoline prices lifted the value of India's fuel exports by 50% in rupee terms between April and September, to 2.59 trillion rupees, according to oil ministry data cited by The Economic Times. A weaker rupee against the dollar also helped drive the jump.

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