LPG Price Update: Good news is here. LPG prices have seen a notable reduction. Specifically, the cost of the 19-kg commercial cylinder has been significantly lowered. Consumers, who have been grappling with inflation for the past six months, are experiencing some relief. This marks the first decrease in the price of a commercial cylinder this year. After an increase of Rs 1580.50 over six months, the price has now dropped by Rs 183.50 today.
As per the latest rates from Indian Oil, the price of a domestic LPG cylinder in Delhi remains at Rs 942, while the 19-kg commercial cylinder has decreased by Rs 183.50, bringing it down to Rs 2,930 from the previous Rs 3,113.50. In Patna, the domestic cylinder is priced at Rs 1,031.5, and the commercial cylinder costs Rs 3,227.
What are the LPG prices in Lucknow and Kolkata?
In Lucknow, the domestic cylinder is priced at Rs 979.50, and the commercial cylinder has dropped from Rs 3,236 to Rs 3,052.5. In Kolkata, the domestic cylinder remains at Rs 968, while the commercial cylinder is now priced at Rs 3,081.50, down from Rs 3,255.50.
There has been no change in the price of domestic LPG cylinders in Jaipur today. The 14.2 kg cylinder stays at Rs 945.5, while the 19 kg commercial cylinder is priced at Rs 2957.50 as of July 1st. In Chennai, the blue cylinder costs Rs 3106, and the red LPG cylinder is priced at Rs 957.50.
What are the cylinder prices in Dehradun, Indore, Ranchi, and Leh?
In Dehradun, the capital of Uttarakhand, the price of the domestic cylinder is stable at Rs 961 today, while the 19 kg commercial cylinder has decreased to Rs 2983. Commercial prices have also dropped in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, where it will now be available for Rs 3040.50 starting today, July 1.
However, the price of the domestic LPG cylinder remains unchanged, with the Indane cylinder still at Rs 970. In Ranchi, the domestic cylinder is priced at Rs 999.5, and the commercial cylinder has now decreased to Rs 3131. In Leh, the domestic cylinder is priced at Rs 1196.5, while the commercial cylinder costs Rs 3594.50.
Since the war between the US and Iran began, everything has been increasing. Along with petrol and diesel prices, LPG prices have also increased drastically. However, a few days ago, after the peace agreement between the US and Iran, crude oil prices fell. And recently, gas prices in the country have also decreased.
After the war broke out the Government of India instructed domestic oil refiners to maximise the use of propane and butane streams to raise the production of liquefied petroleum gas. But the situation began to turn a few days ago after the MoU was signed between the US and Iran to pursue peace talks and halt hostilities.