LPG prices from July 1: Oil marketing companies (OMC) have trimmed the prices of LPG in 19 kg cylinders by Rs 57 to Rs 58.5 across metro cities. This is the fourth consecutive monthly cut in LPG prices. In FY26, LPG prices in 19kg have gotten cheaper by Rs 138 to Rs 144. Meanwhile, 14.2 kg LPG prices have been unchanged since April 8, 2025.
LPG Prices 19KG Cylinders:
The steepest cut in LPG prices was given for 19 kg sold in Delhi and Mumbai. In Delhi and Kolkata, 19Kg LPG is now below Rs 1,700 and Rs 1,800 respectively.
LPG Prices In Delhi: Here, the price is reduced by Rs 58.5 to Rs 1665 from July 1 onward, compared to the previous month's price of Rs 1723.50.
LPG Prices In Kolkata: In this city, 19Kg LPG price is cut by Rs 57 to Rs 1769 from July 1, compared to the previous Rs 1826.
LPG Prices In Mumbai: The price of 19KG cylinder is reduced by Rs 58 to Rs 1616.50 from July 1, compared to the previous month's price of Rs 1674.50.
LPG Prices In Chennai: Here, the LPG price was trimmed by Rs 57.5 for July 2025 to Rs 1823.50, compared to the previous month's price of Rs 1881.
That being said, LPG prices have declined by Rs 138 to Rs 144 since March 2025, which was the last time OMCs hiked LPG prices.
In Delhi, LPG prices has plunged by Rs 138 in four months, while 19KG cylinder prices are down by Rs 144 in Kolkata, down by Rs 139 in Mumbai and Rs 141.5 in Chennai.
The last time OMCs hiked 19Kg LPG prices were in March 2025. At Indian Oil, the prices were at Rs 1803 in Delhi, at Rs 1913 in Kolkata, at Rs 1755.50, and Rs 1965 in Chennai.
LPG Prices 14.2 kg Cylinder:
14.2 kg LPG cylinder prices are unchanged after the Rs 50 hike provided on April 8, 2025. Since then, LPG prices of 14.2 kg cylinders have been at Rs 853 in Delhi, Rs 879 in Kolkata, Rs 852.50 in Mumbai, and Rs 868.50 in Chennai.
Key Factors That Impact LPG Prices:
Movement in crude oil prices is among key pivotal factors that is considered while changing the LPG prices.
On Tuesday, Brent Crude Oil price dipped to $66.3 per barrel on Tuesday, a second consecutive day decline as investors turn cautious over excess supply after OPEC+ announced its plan to increase output.
According to Trading Economics, the group was reportedly set to increase output by 411,000 bpd in August, following similar hikes for May, June, and July. If confirmed, this would bring the total supply increase from OPEC+ to 1.78 million bpd so far this year, equivalent to over 1.5% of total global demand. The move was seen as a punishment for overproducing members and as a strategic effort by the group's leader, Saudi Arabia, to reclaim market share lost to US shale drillers and other rivals. Prices also declined as the geopolitical risk premium faded, with the ceasefire between Israel and Iran continuing to hold. Moreover, sluggish manufacturing activity in China, the world's top oil importer, raised concerns over slowing demand.
As the gas is derived from the process of refining crude oil, it is directly related to its price. Any increase in the price of crude oil is bound to affect the cost of gas production. The fluctuation in the price of crude boil in the market can directly lead to the change in the price of producing LPG, explained ShivGas on its website.
At present, Indane LPG is sold and delivered in eight different pack sizes. The 5 kg and 14.2 kg cylinders are largely meant for domestic use and comprise almost 90% of all gas distributed, while the 19 kg, 47.5 kg and 425 kg Jumbo cylinders are marketed for industrial and commercial consumption.
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