Commercial LPG and Jet Fuel Prices Go Up in New Revision

UPDATE - follow-up to Commercial LPG prices hiked by around ₹10 per cylinder: Oil companies raised the price of commercial LPG cylinders by nearly ₹10 across the country on Sunday, November 1, 2026.

Price Changes

The 5 kg free-trade LPG refill for migrant workers also went up by nearly ₹2.5 per cylinder. Domestic LPG prices stayed unchanged. At the same time, domestic jet fuel or aviation turbine fuel prices increased by ₹1.37 per litre, bringing the new cost to ₹138.5 per litre. This marks the fourth hike in jet fuel since July.

City Rates and Trends

In Delhi, the 19-kg commercial cylinder now costs ₹2,820 after a ₹10 increase, while the 5-kg refill is priced at ₹782. Mumbai saw a ₹10.5 hike to ₹2,775. Kolkata recorded the steepest jump of ₹17, raising the price to ₹2,971. In Chennai, rates went up by ₹11.5 to reach ₹2,994.5. This is the third straight increase following steep cuts in July and August that had reduced prices by ₹380. Commercial cylinder prices have gone up by about ₹85 across three rounds since then. Earlier, prices had risen by ₹1,345 across four rounds starting March 7.

Context

State-owned oil companies noted that projected under-recoveries for LPG are expected to rise to between ₹309 and ₹328 per cylinder in November, and up to ₹370 in December. Meanwhile, India's overall LPG consumption dropped by 9.2% in September compared to the previous year.