New Delhi, May 13 -- Domestic LPG cylinder prices across India remained unchanged on 13 May, even as supply concerns linked to the ongoing West Asia conflict continue to weigh on global energy markets. Domestic rates were last revised with a Rs.60 hike per 14.2-kg cylinder on 7 March, and no further changes have been recorded this month. In Mumbai, the price of a 14.2-kg household cylinder continues to hover around Rs.912.50.

Commercial LPG prices, used by hotels and restaurants, remain elevated following the earlier Rs.993 hike, which pushed the cost of a 19-kg cylinder to Rs.3,071.50. The high prices continue to strain hospitality businesses and small commercial operators dependent on cooking fuel.

Meanwhile, 5-kg FTL (market-priced) ...