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India fuel price hike fuels inflation pressure across sectors as crude risks rise | Stock Market News

Last updated: May 18, 2026 12:48 pm
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Higher fuel prices are expected to feed quickly into logistics and freight costs, with transport operators unlikely to absorb higher diesel expenses, triggering cost pass-through across supply chains and sectors dependent on transportation and energy-intensive inputs, potentially widening inflation pressures across the economy, according to experts.



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