LPG Gas Cylinder Price down Rs 39.50 today: Check New Rates
An LPG cylinder in Chennai will be sold cheaper from Rs 39.50 to Rs 1929 from today. No change in domestic LPG cylinders. There is no change in the price of 14.2 kg LPG cylinders.
Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinder price has been reduced before January 1. As cheap as Rs 39.50 from December 22. This reduction has been made only in 19 kg commercial cylinders, but there is no change in domestic cylinder rates.
Starting today, the Indane Commercial Cylinder is available in Delhi for Rs 1757. Earlier it was available for Rs 1796.50. In Kolkata, the same 19 kg cylinder now costs Rs 1868.50. From December 1 till yesterday it was sold at Rs.1908. In Mumbai, the same cylinder is now available at Rs 1710 instead of Rs 1749.
An LPG cylinder in Chennai will be sold cheaper from Rs 39.50 to Rs 1929 from today. No change in domestic LPG cylinders. There is no change in the price of 14.2 kg LPG cylinders. On August 30, 2023, the price of domestic LPG cylinders was reduced to Rs.200. According to an update given on the Indian Oil website, 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinders are still available today at the August 30 price.
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Today’s rate – Previous rate:
Delhi – 1757.00 and 1796.50
Kolkata – 1868.50 and 1908.00
Mumbai – 1710.00 and 1749.00
Chennai – 1929.00 and 1968.5.
Commercial LPG now costs Rs 1,710 per 19 kg cylinder in Mumbai, Rs 1,868.50 in Kolkata and Rs 1,929 in Chennai. Rates vary from state to state based on local tax incidence. The Saudi contract price (CP), the benchmark used for LPG pricing, has softened over the past few weeks amid oversupply concerns.
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