Commercial LPG, ATF prices raised

The Hindu reports that commercial liquefied petroleum gas cylinder prices were hiked by approximately ten rupees across the country on Tuesday, while domestic variant prices remained unchanged. Aviation turbine fuel prices for domestic airlines increased by six rupees and twenty-eight paise per litre to one hundred twenty-one rupees and twenty-eight paise. The publication notes that the hike follows two recurrent tranches of price declines after a peak during the West Asia crisis.

CNBC TV18 reports that aviation turbine fuel prices were hiked by 5.46 percent on Tuesday, while commercial LPG prices used by establishments like hotels and restaurants were raised by nine rupees and fifty paise per 19-kilogram cylinder, according to state-owned oil firms. The report states that the increase follows international benchmark rises and notes that domestic LPG rates remain unchanged. Attribution is provided to state-owned oil firms regarding the price adjustments and calculations.

Business Today reports that the Indian Oil Corporation hiked the price of a 19-kilogram LPG cylinder by around nine rupees and fifty paise in Delhi, effective September 1. The article details city-wise rate changes and notes that domestic LPG prices were not hiked by oil marketing companies, offering relief to households. Additionally, the source attributes statements to IOC chairman Arvinder Singh Sahney regarding energy supplies, West Asia conflict pressures, and corporate operating performance.

NewsBytes reports that commercial liquefied petroleum gas cylinder prices have been increased by around ten rupees across India after two months of continuous price cuts. The outlet notes that the price hike is not uniform, with Kolkata witnessing the highest increase and Mumbai recording a smaller increase, while domestic cooking gas prices remain unchanged. The report states that commercial LPG prices previously saw major spikes and falls during the West Asia crisis.

Petroleum companies have increased the prices of commercial gas cylinders starting today, marking the seventh time this year. Companies raised the prices of commercial gas cylinders by ten rupees, while domestic gas cylinder prices remain unchanged. Deepak Gehlot, State President of the Rajasthan LPG Distributors Association, stated that a new rate list has been issued, bringing the price of a nineteen kilogram commercial gas cylinder in Jaipur to two thousand seven hundred seventy-five rupees.

Oil marketing companies have increased the price of nineteen kilogram commercial LPG cylinders by nine rupees and fifty paisa, while keeping domestic cooking gas prices unchanged. Additionally, aviation turbine fuel prices rose by five point forty-six percent, putting potential pressure on restaurants, hotels, and airlines. The report notes that these monthly revisions are influenced by international benchmark prices and currency movements. Households will see no change in standard domestic cylinder prices for the month.