Commercial LPG prices hiked by ₹10 per cylinder; jet fuel prices up 5.6%
LPG supplies have been among the areas most affected by the West Asia war because India relied on West Asia for about 90% of its cooking gas imports before the conflict
State-run oil marketing companies in India have increased the prices of commercial LPG cylinders by around ₹10 per cylinder across key metro cities, with the 19-kg cylinder in New Delhi rising from ₹2,738 to ₹2,747.50. Jet fuel prices for domestic airlines have also been increased by over 5%, reaching ₹121.28 per litre in Delhi. The price hike follows a rise in international LPG prices, with the benchmark Saudi Contract Prices for LPG increasing by $5 per metric tonne for propane and $20 per metric tonne for butane.
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