New Delhi, April 4 -- Domestic LPG cylinder prices remain unchanged for households today, offering some relief to consumers despite volatility in global energy markets due to tensions in Middle East. However, commercial cooking gas became costly for the second time since the Iran war with US-Israel began in late February.

The first revision of Rs.144 in the price of a 19 kg commercial liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinder was announced in March, followed by another price hike of around Rs.200 on April 1, pushing up costs for restaurants, hotels, and others.

The price rise comes amid supply shortage of energy. A key trigger has been the disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz, which is a critical energy route. The uncertainty around thi...