India's state-run oil marketing companies (OMCs) on Sunday, November 1, have raised the prices of aviation turbine fuel (ATF) and commercial liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) by ₹1.3 per litre and ₹10 per 19 kg cylinder, respectively, across the country. The hike in the 19 kg commercial cylinder varied state-wise with VAT. It was steepest in Kolkata with ₹17 per 19kg, ₹11.5 in Chennai and ₹10.5 in Mumbai.The prices of domestic ATF have been raised to ₹138.5 per litre from ₹137.1 per litre, and the prices of commercial cooking gas went to ₹2,820 per 19 kg from ₹2,810 per 19 kg. The price hike is for commercial LPG used by businesses and industrial consumers, while the prices are ₹2,775 in Mumbai, ₹2,971 in Kolkata and ₹2,994.5 in Chennai. However, there is no change on the prices of domestic LPG, which remains at ₹942 for a 14.2-kg cylinder.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-flavio-bolsonaro-us-brazil-election-lula-1793533563706">Trump welcomes Flavio Bolsonaro to stay in US after Brazil election defeat</a>Meanwhile, this is the fourth consecutive monthly hike in the prices of domestic ATF, amid persistently high international crude oil prices due to the ongoing conflict in West Asia. Jet Fuel prices were raised ₹5 per litre in August, ₹6.28 in September and ₹16 in October before the latest increase. Jet fuel accounts for 40% of the costs of an airline's operation. But the regulated retail petrol and diesel rates remain unchanged across the country.According to IATA Jet Fuel Price Monitor, India’s domestic jet fuel price is roughly 28% more expensive than the global average refinery price. This recent price movement also includes the movement in the rupee-dollar exchange rate. Commercial LPG and domestic jet fuel prices are revised on the first of every month.&nbsp;

India raises aviation turbine fuel and commercial LPG prices for November, while domestic cooking gas and petrol-diesel rates remain unchanged.

India's state-run oil marketing companies (OMCs) on Sunday, November 1, have raised the prices of aviation turbine fuel (ATF) and commercial liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) by ₹1.3 per litre and ₹10 per 19 kg cylinder, respectively, across the country. The hike in the 19 kg commercial cylinder varied state-wise with VAT. It was steepest in Kolkata with ₹17 per 19kg, ₹11.5 in Chennai and ₹10.5 in Mumbai. The prices of domestic ATF have been raised to ₹138.5 per litre from ₹137.1 per litre, and the prices of commercial cooking gas went to ₹2,820 per 19 kg from ₹2,810 per 19 kg. The price hike is for commercial LPG used by businesses and industrial consumers, while the prices are ₹2,775 in Mumbai, ₹2,971 in Kolkata and ₹2,994.5 in Chennai. However, there is no change on the prices of domestic LPG, which remains at ₹942 for a 14.2-kg cylinder. Also Read: Trump welcomes Flavio Bolsonaro to stay in US after Brazil election defeat Meanwhile, this is the fourth consecutive monthly hike in the prices of domestic ATF, amid persistently high international crude oil prices due to the ongoing conflict in West Asia. Jet Fuel prices were raised ₹5 per litre in August, ₹6.28 in September and ₹16 in October before the latest increase. Jet fuel accounts for 40% of the costs of an airline's operation. But the regulated retail petrol and diesel rates remain unchanged across the country. According to IATA Jet Fuel Price Monitor, India’s domestic jet fuel price is roughly 28% more expensive than the global average refinery price. This recent price movement also includes the movement in the rupee-dollar exchange rate. Commercial LPG and domestic jet fuel prices are revised on the first of every month.

India raises aviation turbine fuel and commercial LPG prices for November, while domestic cooking gas and petrol-diesel rates remain unchanged.

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Prices of 19-kg commercial LPG cylinders went up from Thursday (Oct 1), raising fuel costs for restaurants, hotels, caterers and other commercial establishments in several cities. Household cooking gas prices were left unchanged. In Delhi, the cylinder now costs Rs 2,810, up Rs 62.50 from Rs 2,747.50 in September. The agency said Mumbai saw a Rs 63 increase to Rs 2,764, while Chennai's price rose Rs 66.50 to Rs 2,983.&nbsp;State oil marketing companies raised the commercial rate to Rs 2,810 per 19-kg cylinder effective October 1, while the domestic cylinder price stayed the same. The government cut windfall taxes on diesel and aviation turbine fuel (ATF) exports for the fortnight ending October 15, while the levy on petrol exports remained at Rs 0.50 per litre. Separately, ATF has become Rs 16 per litre costlier from the same date.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/iran-war-reshapes-global-lpg-trade-1788326404133/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/iran-war-reshapes-global-lpg-trade-1788326404133/embed</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;In Kerala, the hike ranged is reportedly between Rs 62 and Rs 65. A 19-kg cylinder now costs Rs 2,828 in Kochi, Rs 2,860.50 in Kozhikode and Rs 2,849 in Thiruvananthapuram. Domestic cylinders there continue to sell at Rs 951 in Thiruvananthapuram, Rs 949 in Kochi and Rs 950.50 in Kozhikode.&nbsp;The revision is the second consecutive increase. Commercial cylinder prices were also raised by Rs 9.50 in September, taking the total increase over the two months to Rs 72. The hike was attributed to international crude oil rates and currency fluctuations. Reports indicate that public sector oil marketing companies are absorbing under-recoveries of roughly Rs 300 per cylinder because of the gap between international procurement costs and domestic retail prices.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/india-hikes-commercial-lpg-prices-again-how-much-will-you-pay-for-a-19-kg-cylinder-what-s-the-domestic-rate-1775005826093">India hikes commercial LPG prices again: How much will you pay for a 19-kg cylinder? What’s the domestic rate?</a>&nbsp;For households, the immediate impact is limited. The October 1 decision affects commercial users more directly than ordinary households. Prices of the 14.2-kg domestic cylinder have been left unchanged in the latest monthly revision. Oil marketing companies revise commercial LPG and ATF rates at the start of each month, and the next revision is due on November 1.

State-owned oil marketing companies have increased commercial LPG cylinder prices by up to ₹71.50 effective October 1. Domestic LPG rates remain unchanged. Check the revised 19-kg gas cylinder prices in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai. 

Prices of 19-kg commercial LPG cylinders went up from Thursday (Oct 1), raising fuel costs for restaurants, hotels, caterers and other commercial establishments in several cities. Household cooking gas prices were left unchanged. In Delhi, the cylinder now costs Rs 2,810, up Rs 62.50 from Rs 2,747.50 in September. The agency said Mumbai saw a Rs 63 increase to Rs 2,764, while Chennai's price rose Rs 66.50 to Rs 2,983. State oil marketing companies raised the commercial rate to Rs 2,810 per 19-kg cylinder effective October 1, while the domestic cylinder price stayed the same. The government cut windfall taxes on diesel and aviation turbine fuel (ATF) exports for the fortnight ending October 15, while the levy on petrol exports remained at Rs 0.50 per litre. Separately, ATF has become Rs 16 per litre costlier from the same date. https://www.wionews.com/videos/iran-war-reshapes-global-lpg-trade-1788326404133/embed In Kerala, the hike ranged is reportedly between Rs 62 and Rs 65. A 19-kg cylinder now costs Rs 2,828 in Kochi, Rs 2,860.50 in Kozhikode and Rs 2,849 in Thiruvananthapuram. Domestic cylinders there continue to sell at Rs 951 in Thiruvananthapuram, Rs 949 in Kochi and Rs 950.50 in Kozhikode. The revision is the second consecutive increase. Commercial cylinder prices were also raised by Rs 9.50 in September, taking the total increase over the two months to Rs 72. The hike was attributed to international crude oil rates and currency fluctuations. Reports indicate that public sector oil marketing companies are absorbing under-recoveries of roughly Rs 300 per cylinder because of the gap between international procurement costs and domestic retail prices. Also read: India hikes commercial LPG prices again: How much will you pay for a 19-kg cylinder? What’s the domestic rate? For households, the immediate impact is limited. The October 1 decision affects commercial users more directly than ordinary households. Prices of the 14.2-kg domestic cylinder have been left unchanged in the latest monthly revision. Oil marketing companies revise commercial LPG and ATF rates at the start of each month, and the next revision is due on November 1.

State-owned oil marketing companies have increased commercial LPG cylinder prices by up to ₹71.50 effective October 1. Domestic LPG rates remain unchanged.Check the revised 19-kg gas cylinder prices in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai.

Commercial LPG prices hiked from October 1: check revised city-wise rates here

In a significant move, the central government on Thursday (July 30) reduced the prices of 19 kg commercial LPG cylinders by over Rs 200 in Delhi and Kolkata to provide relief to restaurants, hotels, and other businesses. The reduced price has come into effect from Saturday (August 1). Commercial LPG cylinder prices for the 19 kg variant have dropped by Rs 202 in Delhi and Rs 209 in Kolkata. Following this revision, commercial cylinders will now cost Rs 2,728 in Delhi and Rs 2,872.50 in Kolkata starting Thursday. However, prices for domestic LPG cylinders used by households remain unchanged, according to several reports. This marks the second reduction in commercial LPG prices, following a series of sharp hikes in recent months, with the first cut occurring in July. Both commercial and domestic cooking gas consumers had earlier faced repeated price increases as global LPG markets were affected by supply disruptions linked to the ongoing conflict in West Asia.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/360-degree-cameras-and-more-ayodhya-ram-temple-starts-video-recording-every-donation-amid-donation-theft-embezzlement-probe-1785559540790">360-degree cameras and more: Ayodhya Ram Temple starts video-recording every donation amid donation theft, embezzlement probe</a><h3>Escalating geopolitical tensions</h3>The recent reduction comes after a price cut announced on July 1, when oil marketing companies reduced the price of a commercial LPG cylinder by Rs 183.50, bringing the retail price in Delhi down to Rs 2,930 per cylinder. Similarly, the price of the 5-kg Free Trade LPG (FTL) cylinder was cut by Rs 13, reducing the retail price in Delhi to Rs 808.50. In June, oil marketing companies raised the price of a 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder by Rs 29, pushing the retail rate in Delhi up to Rs 942 from Rs 913. This followed an earlier hike on March 7, when oil companies increased domestic LPG prices by Rs 60 per cylinder, attributing the rise to disruptions in global energy markets stemming from the conflict in West Asia. Commercial LPG rates saw a similar upward revision in April, with oil marketing companies raising 19-kg commercial cylinder prices by Rs 195.50 across metro cities amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the region. That revision brought retail prices to Rs 2,208 in Kolkata, Rs 2,031 in Mumbai, and Rs 2,246.50 in Chennai.

Both commercial and domestic cooking gas consumers had earlier faced repeated price increases as global LPG markets were affected by supply disruptions linked to the ongoing conflict in West Asia.

In a significant move, the central government on Thursday (July 30) reduced the prices of 19 kg commercial LPG cylinders by over Rs 200 in Delhi and Kolkata to provide relief to restaurants, hotels, and other businesses. The reduced price has come into effect from Saturday (August 1). Commercial LPG cylinder prices for the 19 kg variant have dropped by Rs 202 in Delhi and Rs 209 in Kolkata. Following this revision, commercial cylinders will now cost Rs 2,728 in Delhi and Rs 2,872.50 in Kolkata starting Thursday. However, prices for domestic LPG cylinders used by households remain unchanged, according to several reports. This marks the second reduction in commercial LPG prices, following a series of sharp hikes in recent months, with the first cut occurring in July. Both commercial and domestic cooking gas consumers had earlier faced repeated price increases as global LPG markets were affected by supply disruptions linked to the ongoing conflict in West Asia. Also read: 360-degree cameras and more: Ayodhya Ram Temple starts video-recording every donation amid donation theft, embezzlement probe Escalating geopolitical tensions The recent reduction comes after a price cut announced on July 1, when oil marketing companies reduced the price of a commercial LPG cylinder by Rs 183.50, bringing the retail price in Delhi down to Rs 2,930 per cylinder. Similarly, the price of the 5-kg Free Trade LPG (FTL) cylinder was cut by Rs 13, reducing the retail price in Delhi to Rs 808.50. In June, oil marketing companies raised the price of a 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder by Rs 29, pushing the retail rate in Delhi up to Rs 942 from Rs 913. This followed an earlier hike on March 7, when oil companies increased domestic LPG prices by Rs 60 per cylinder, attributing the rise to disruptions in global energy markets stemming from the conflict in West Asia. Commercial LPG rates saw a similar upward revision in April, with oil marketing companies raising 19-kg commercial cylinder prices by Rs 195.50 across metro cities amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the region. That revision brought retail prices to Rs 2,208 in Kolkata, Rs 2,031 in Mumbai, and Rs 2,246.50 in Chennai.

Both commercial and domestic cooking gas consumers had earlier faced repeated price increases as global LPG markets were affected by supply disruptions linked to the ongoing conflict in West Asia.

Govt slashes 19kg commercial LPG cylinder prices by over Rs 200 in Delhi, Kolkata | Check prices

The price of a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder has been cut by Rs 183, providing relief to restaurants, hotels and other establishments that depend on commercial cooking gas. The revised rates took effect on July 1 and are applicable in major cities across the country. Following the reduction, the price of a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder in Delhi has fallen from Rs 3,113.50 to Rs 2,930. However, the price of the 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder remains unchanged. This is the first reduction in commercial LPG prices in 2026, following several substantial increases over recent months. At the start of the year, a 19-kg commercial cylinder in Delhi was priced at Rs 1,691.50, but rates climbed significantly thereafter. In March, prices were raised twice, becoming Rs 28 on March 1 and by another Rs 114.50 on March 7. The steepest hike came in May, when prices surged by Rs 993, taking the cylinder rate to Rs 3,071.50. A further increase of Rs 42 on June 1 pushed the price to Rs 3,113.50 before the latest cut.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/indian-economy-vulnerable-to-energy-price-shocks-amid-west-asia-conflict-rbi-report-1782851172578">Indian economy vulnerable to energy price shocks amid West Asia conflict: RBI report</a><h3>City-wise rate of LPG cylinder</h3>The price has eased to Rs 2,930 after the latest Rs 183 reduction, offering some relief after days of continuous increases. After the reduction in price today, the 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder in New Delhi now costs Rs 2,930. In Lucknow, the price has fallen to Rs 3,052.50 from Rs 3,236, while in Kolkata, it has fallen to Rs 3,081.50 from Rs 3,255.50. In Patna, the 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder is Rs 3,227.&nbsp;In addition, the Domestic LPG price in Chennai is Rs 928.50 for a 14.2 Kg cylinder. In Mumbai, a standard 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder costs Rs 941.50, while a 19 kg commercial cylinder is priced at approximately Rs 2,923 (following a recent Rs 183.50 cut).&nbsp; India has lowered the windfall tax on exports of diesel and aviation turbine fuel (ATF) amid a decline in global crude oil prices, according to a government notification. The tax on diesel exports has been reduced from Rs 14 per litre to Rs 8.5 per litre, while the levy on ATF exports has been cut from Rs 12.5 per litre to Rs 7.5 per litre. In contrast, the government has raised the windfall tax imposed on petrol exports. &nbsp;

This is the first reduction in commercial LPG prices in 2026, following several substantial increases over recent months. At the start of the year, a 19-kg commercial cylinder in Delhi was priced at Rs 1,691.50, but rates climbed significantly thereafter.

The price of a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder has been cut by Rs 183, providing relief to restaurants, hotels and other establishments that depend on commercial cooking gas. The revised rates took effect on July 1 and are applicable in major cities across the country. Following the reduction, the price of a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder in Delhi has fallen from Rs 3,113.50 to Rs 2,930. However, the price of the 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder remains unchanged. This is the first reduction in commercial LPG prices in 2026, following several substantial increases over recent months. At the start of the year, a 19-kg commercial cylinder in Delhi was priced at Rs 1,691.50, but rates climbed significantly thereafter. In March, prices were raised twice, becoming Rs 28 on March 1 and by another Rs 114.50 on March 7. The steepest hike came in May, when prices surged by Rs 993, taking the cylinder rate to Rs 3,071.50. A further increase of Rs 42 on June 1 pushed the price to Rs 3,113.50 before the latest cut. Also read: Indian economy vulnerable to energy price shocks amid West Asia conflict: RBI report City-wise rate of LPG cylinder The price has eased to Rs 2,930 after the latest Rs 183 reduction, offering some relief after days of continuous increases. After the reduction in price today, the 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder in New Delhi now costs Rs 2,930. In Lucknow, the price has fallen to Rs 3,052.50 from Rs 3,236, while in Kolkata, it has fallen to Rs 3,081.50 from Rs 3,255.50. In Patna, the 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder is Rs 3,227. In addition, the Domestic LPG price in Chennai is Rs 928.50 for a 14.2 Kg cylinder. In Mumbai, a standard 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder costs Rs 941.50, while a 19 kg commercial cylinder is priced at approximately Rs 2,923 (following a recent Rs 183.50 cut). India has lowered the windfall tax on exports of diesel and aviation turbine fuel (ATF) amid a decline in global crude oil prices, according to a government notification. The tax on diesel exports has been reduced from Rs 14 per litre to Rs 8.5 per litre, while the levy on ATF exports has been cut from Rs 12.5 per litre to Rs 7.5 per litre. In contrast, the government has raised the windfall tax imposed on petrol exports.

This is the first reduction in commercial LPG prices in 2026, following several substantial increases over recent months. At the start of the year, a 19-kg commercial cylinder in Delhi was priced at Rs 1,691.50, but rates climbed significantly thereafter.

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