LPG, CNG, PNG Price Today, October 6: Check Latest Rates

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Domestic LPG, CNG and PNG prices remained unchanged across major Indian cities on October 6, offering some relief to household consumers despite continued volatility in global energy markets.

However, commercial LPG cylinder prices continue to reflect the increase announced on October 1. The higher rates are adding to operating expenses for restaurants, hotels and other commercial establishments.

International crude oil prices remain volatile amid ongoing tensions in West Asia. A prolonged rise in global energy prices could increase India’s import costs and put pressure on domestic fuel prices in the weeks ahead. For now, household LPG, CNG and PNG rates remain stable across most major cities.

Domestic LPG Cylinder Prices on October 6

The price of a 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder varies across cities because of factors such as local taxes, distribution costs and transportation expenses.

CityPrice (₹/Cylinder)
Delhi₹942
Bengaluru₹944.50
Hyderabad₹994
Mumbai₹941.50
Chennai₹957.50
Kolkata₹968
Jaipur₹945.50
Noida₹939.50
Gurugram₹950.50
Chandigarh₹951.50

Domestic LPG prices are generally revised less frequently compared with commercial LPG rates.

Commercial LPG, CNG and PNG Rates

The 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder continues to be priced at higher levels following the October 1 revision.

CityCommercial LPG (₹/Cylinder)
Delhi₹2,810
Bengaluru₹2,898
Hyderabad₹3,065
Mumbai₹2,764.50
Chennai₹2,983
Kolkata₹2,954
Jaipur₹2,839
Noida₹2,810
Gurugram₹2,828
Chandigarh₹2,833

CNG prices on October 6 stood at ₹86.98 per kg in Delhi, ₹97 in Bengaluru, ₹112 in Hyderabad and ₹88 in Mumbai. Chennai recorded ₹97.50, while the rate was ₹93.50 in Kolkata, ₹97.50 in Jaipur, ₹95.59 in Noida, ₹92.01 in Gurugram and ₹93.80 in Chandigarh.

PNG Prices on October 6

CityPrice (₹/SCM)
Delhi₹49.59
Bengaluru₹53
Hyderabad₹56
Mumbai₹52
Chennai₹52
Kolkata₹50
Jaipur₹51.50
Noida₹49.46
Gurugram₹48.40
Chandigarh₹57.48

CNG and PNG prices differ between cities because of variations in local taxes, transportation expenses and the distribution networks operated by gas suppliers.

Global Energy Market and US-Iran War Update

Global energy markets remain under pressure as the conflict involving Iran continues to affect fuel prices and supply concerns.

US President Donald Trump signed an executive order easing restrictions on the tax-free use of red-dye diesel. He said the move would save “millions” for farmers and help reduce the cost of goods as the war with Iran continues to push fuel prices higher.

According to CBS News, Trump said a typical trucker could save more than $100 each time they refuel. He signed the order during an event attended by a crowd in Grand Island, Nebraska.

Brent crude, the international oil benchmark, remained around the $100-per-barrel level. Market concerns were linked to fighting between Yemen’s Saudi-backed government and Iran’s Houthi allies over the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, along with conflicting reports of a fresh strike involving an important Saudi pipeline.

Maritime intelligence company Kpler reported over the weekend that oil exports from Middle Eastern countries other than Iran exceeded pre-war levels in September, despite continued Iranian threats involving the Strait of Hormuz.

Disclaimer: The prices and market information mentioned in this article are based on the rates and reports available on October 6, 2026. LPG, CNG and PNG prices can vary by city and may be revised by suppliers or affected by changes in taxes, transportation costs and international energy markets. Readers should verify the latest local rates before making financial or business decisions.

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