New Delhi: Businessmen have got a big relief on the very first day of August. Oil marketing companies have reduced the prices of 19 kg commercial LPG cylinders. Due to falling prices for the second subsequent month, the financing of hotels, restaurants, dhabas and people associated with supplies merchantry are expected to reduce. However, there is no relief for domestic consumers at present, as there has been no transpiration in the price of 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder.
In which cities has commercial cylinder wilt the cheapest?
According to the new rates, the price of 19 kg commercial cylinder has decreased by Rs 202 in the wanted Delhi. Now it will be misogynist for Rs 2,728, whereas older its price was Rs 2,930.
A reduction of Rs 209 has moreover been made in Kolkata. Now commercial cylinder will be misogynist here for Rs 2,872.50.
In Patna its price has come lanugo to Rs 3,018, whereas in Lucknow the same cylinder will now be misogynist for Rs 2,860.50.
Who will goody most from this decision?
Commercial LPG cylinders are mainly used in hotels, restaurants, dhabas, catering services, bakeries and tea-snack shops. In such a situation, the operating financing of these businesses will reduce due to falling prices. It is believed that this will moreover provide some relief to small traders.
Have the prices of domestic LPG cylinders moreover changed?
No. There has been no transpiration in the prices of 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder this time. Domestic consumers will get cylinders at the same old rates as before.
What are the new rates of domestic LPG cylinders?
At present, domestic LPG cylinder is misogynist in Delhi for Rs 942. Its price in Kolkata is Rs 968. Consumers in Mumbai will have to pay Rs 941.50 and in Chennai Rs 957.50.
What does the price fall for the second subsequent time mean?
The falling of commercial cylinder prices for the second subsequent month indicates that the pressure of gas financing on businessmen has reduced to some extent. However, with domestic cylinder prices remaining stable, worldwide consumers will have to wait for any spare relief.
