<div id="readability-page-1">May 15 (Reuters) - India has raised petrol and diesel prices for the first time in four years by about 3 rupees ($0.03) per litre, according to retailers in Delhi on Friday, as the country aims to recoup some of the losses incurred due to higher global oil prices. Global oil prices spiked at more than $120 per barrel, before pulling back to around $100 to $105 a barrel following the near-closure</div>

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<p>印度首次在四年內將汽油和柴油價格提高了約 3 盧比（0.03 美元）每升，零售商在德里報道了這一消息。此舉旨在彌補因全球油價上漲而造成的損失。現在一升柴油的價格為 90.67 盧比，汽油為 97.77 盧比。主要的國有公司控制着超過 90% 的加油站，通常會一起調整價格</p>

零售商表示，印度將汽油和柴油的價格每升上調約 3 盧比