India revises fuel export duties, raises petrol tax and cuts diesel levy

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India has raised ‌the windfall tax on
exports ​of petrol ⁠and cut the duty on diesel, according to a
government ‌order issued late Thursday.

* The export duty ‌on petrol was ‌raised ⁠to ₹2.5
($0.0263) ⁠per litre from 0.5 rupees per litre, while the ​duty on
diesel ‌exports was cut to ₹8.5 per litre from ₹16
per litre, ‌effective October 16, the ​order said.

* India first imposed windfall ⁠taxes on fuel exports in July
2022 and withdrew ‌them two years later.

* The government reintroduced the tax in March 2026 after
crude prices jumped during the ‌US-Israeli war on Iran.

* The ​export duties are currently reviewed every fortnight
and ⁠adjusted in line with ⁠movements in international crude oil
and petroleum product ‌prices.

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