Oil futures marked their third straight week of losses, with Brent ending down 24 per cent and WTI off around 7 per cent.
Petrol costs Rs 69.59 per litre in New Delhi, Rs 72.29 in Kolkata, while in Mumbai, the petrol is priced at Rs 75.30.
Brent crude futures were up $3.36, nearly 10%, to $37.72 a barrel by 1041 GMT, after hitting a session high of $37.75 a barrel
Brent crude futures LCOc1 gained $1.31, or 2.2%, to $60.41 a barrel by 11:27 a.m. EDT (1527 GMT), after earlier reaching a session high of $60.65 a barrel
While in the short-term, the direct physical impact on the market might be limited, analysts say the development has the potential to move the market away from its bearish macroeconomic cycle
Opec's de-facto leader Saudi Arabia wants the cartel and its allies to cut output by about 1.4 million barrels per day
International benchmark Brent crude oil futures were at $84.94 per barrel at 0008 GMT, up 36 cents, or 0.4 per cent from their last close
That could lead to an oil import bill of between $130 billion and $155 billion for 2018-19
Economic Affairs Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg said however that economic growth will not be impacted by the rise in oil prices
Rising prices are putting US production on track to rival both Saudi Arabia and Russia, with output likely to exceed 10 million barrels a day as soon as next month
Current oil price rally could encourage more production, particularly from the US: Analysts
Oil remains in bear market amid concern that rising global output will offset curbs by Opec, allies