(PTI)LPG prices today, 21 June: The prices of domestic and commercial Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinders remained steady on Sunday, 20 June.
LPG price today — 21 June: With crude prices easing, check latest domestic and commercial cylinder rates in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Hyderabad and other cities.LPG price today — 21 June: How costly is domestic and commercial cylinder in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Hyderabad and other cities.(PTI)LPG prices today, 21 June: The prices of domestic and commercial Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinders remained steady on Sunday, 20 June. LPG prices haven't changed since the latest hike that came about on 7 June, which marked second hike in domestic LPG prices since onset of West Asia war on 28 February. However, commercial LPG prices surged by over 79% during the same period after undergoing five revisions at regular intervals.The price of a 19-kg commercial cylinder climbed by ₹42 to ₹53.50 per cylinder while that of 14,2 Kg domestic LPG cylinder it rose by ₹29 after latest hike earlier this month. Geopolitical tensions in West Asia severely disrupted energy supply chains due to blockade of Strait of Hormuz transit route.State-owned oil marketing companies (OMCs) absorbed massive price shocks to shield domestic retail consumers and suffered severe under-recoveries due to global volatility in oil prices. However, the recent easing of crude prices in the wake of US-Iran deal could potentially influence domestic fuel pricing, the Petroleum Ministry said.CityDomestic (14.2 Kg)Commercial (19 Kg)New Delhi ₹942.00 ( +29.00 ) ₹3,113.50 ( +42.00 )Kolkata ₹968.00 ( +29.00 ) ₹3,255.50 ( +53.50 )Mumbai ₹941.50 ( +29.00 ) ₹3,067.50 ( +43.50 )Chennai ₹957.50 ( +29.00 ) ₹3,283.00 ( +46.00 )Gurugram ₹950.50 ( +29.00 ) ₹3,130.00 ( +42.00 )Noida ₹939.50 ( +29.00 ) ₹3,113.50 ( +42.00 )Bengaluru ₹944.50 ( +29.00 ) ₹3,198.00 ( +46.00 )Bhubaneswar ₹968.00 ( +29.00 ) ₹3,290.00 ( +52.00 )Chandigarh ₹951.50 ( +29.00 ) ₹3,136.00 ( +43.50 )Hyderabad ₹994.00 ( +29.00 ) ₹3,367.00 ( +52.00 )Jaipur ₹945.50 ( +29.00 ) ₹3,141.00 ( +42.00 )Lucknow ₹979.50 ( +29.00 ) ₹3,236.00 ( +42.00 )Patna ₹1,031.50 ( +29.00 ) ₹3,400.00 ( +53.50 )Thiruvananthapuram ₹951.00 ( +29.00 ) ₹3,152.00 ( +46.00 )Will govt reduce fuel rates with easing crude prices?Joint Secretary in the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas Sujata Sharma while addressing an inter-ministerial media briefing on Thursday said, "As you know, the price of crude went up to USD 120 per barrel. Now it is coming down," adding, “The government is seized of the matter and appropriate decisions regarding retail prices will continue to be taken in line with the evolving international situation,” ANI reported.It is important to note that India imports nearly 85-90 per cent of its crude oil requirements, with gulf countries being its key energy suppliers. India, one of the world's largest energy importers, was heavily dependent on supplies transiting the Strait of Hormuz, the principal export route for Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kuwait, the UAE and Qatar. Around 90 per cent of its LPG imports came from West Asia.During the conflict, India sharply diversified its LPG sourcing by increasing imports from the US, Iran and several other countries to reduce dependence on the Gulf region. According to a Crisil report, India sourced one-third of its LPG imports from the United States.This is when Argentina, Chile, France and the Netherlands also entered its import basket. However, this trade off came at price as the Saudi Aramco Contract Price, the benchmark for Indian imports, rose 46 per cent between February and June. Hence, fuel retailers incurred cumulative losses amounting to ₹22,000 crore during March-May.On Thursday, India's top refiner Indian Oil Corp (IOC) issued tenders to charter vessels to lift liquefied petroleum gas and oil from ports inside the Strait of Hormuz, Reuters reported. Between 30 June and 4 July, IOC seeks to lift LPG from the ports of Ras Laffan in Qatar, Mina Al Ahmadi in Kuwait or Ruwais in the UAE. On the following day, Reliance executive director Anant Ambani claimed that the comp
US gas prices fell below $4 a gallon on average on the heels of the signing of the interim US-Iran deal that raises hope of opening of Strait of Hormuz and resumption in Iran oil supply.FILE PHOTO: A car is filled with gasoline at a Sunoco gas station ahead of the Memorial Day weekend in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S. May, 21 2026. REUTERS/Seth Herald/File Photo(REUTERS)The US-Iran initial agreement primarily affected global crude oil prices, which fell sharply after markets anticipated the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, the easing of sanctions on Tehran, and the return of Iranian oil exports.While Oil prices fell more than 3 percent on Thursday to their lowest since the first trading day of the Iran war (Crude oil dropped below $75 per barrel), US gas prices fell below $4 a gallon on average. It is the first time since March that the average cost for a regular gallon has been that low, the Associated Press reported.Gas prices are at $3.999 on average in the US, according to motor club AAA. The drop below $4 follows a 15 percent decline in the price of US crude this month. However, fluctuations in gas prices remain across the country. In California, gas prices are averaging $5.64 per gallon, while in South Carolina it’s $3.58 per gallon.Where else have gas prices fallen in recent days? Here's a list of countries with the cheapest and most expensive gasoline rates.Gasoline prices in most countries do not change immediately on the day of a geopolitical development. Retail fuel prices are often revised weekly or monthly.However, the most recent comprehensive country-wise petrol price database available around June 17-18 is from GlobalPetrolPrices.com, which publishes weekly gasoline prices.The latest Global Petrol Prices weekly gasoline update for the week ending June 15, 2026, recorded the global average price of gasoline at $1.51 (USD) per litre.Change in fuel prices in IndiaDuring this period, the average price for gasoline in India stood at ₹108.71 per liter (≈ $1.15 USD). As per the data, India saw a 7 percent increase in gasoline prices, 8.3 percent increase in diesel prices, and 11.4 percent increase in LPG prices in three months (between March 16 to June 15).India, as a net importer of crude oil, relies heavily on energy supplies from the Middle East. Will the Iran-US interim deal impact oil prices in India? After the deal was signed on June 18, experts say consumers in India may not immediately benefit from the drop in global fuel prices.Vaibhav Porwal, Co-founder of Dezerv, told Mint earlier that the government may choose to maintain current retail fuel prices for some time. “The government didn't pass on the full impact of the energy price increase to consumers. They may hold prices at current levels to allow oil marketing companies to recover some of the losses before reducing prices,” he said.RankCountryGasoline Price (US$/Litre)1Libya$0.0242Iran$0.0293Venezuela$0.0354Kuwait$0.3415Algeria$0.3536Turkmenistan$0.4287Egypt$0.4798Qatar$0.5779Angola$0.58810Saudi Arabia$0.62111Oman$0.62212Iraq$0.64913Kazakhstan$0.66114Azerbaijan$0.67615Sudan$0.70016Bahrain$0.71317Vietnam$86418Nigeria$0.86719Tunisia$0.86720Ecuador$0.875Top 20 Most Expensive Petrol Prices in the World (June 2026) (US$/Litre)Hong Kong: 4.103Malawi: 3.577Israel: 2.761Denmark: 2.633Netherlands: 2.611(Source of information/data: globalpetrolprices.com, data updated on June 15)About the AuthorAkriti AnandAkriti Anand is a Deputy Chief Content Producer at LiveMint. She is a digital journalist with more than six years in the news industry. In her current role, she covers both national and international politics, and also keeps a close watch on the latest trends in science and space exploration. Akriti joined the LiveMint team in October 2023. Before this, she built a strong career at other major media houses. She worked as a senior sub-editor at India Today. Later, she moved to CNBCTV-18. There, she covered high-pressure topics like breakin
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