As of August 3 2026, the price of the 14 kg domestic LPG cylinder remains unchanged, while commercial 19 kg cylinders continue to enjoy a reduction of over ₹200. Prices have been stable since early August, offering relief to both households and businesses.
Key Takeaways
- 14 kg domestic cylinder price unchanged since August 1
- 19 kg commercial cylinder still enjoys >₹200 discount
- Future relief depends on global LPG price trends
According to ABP Live, the price of the 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder on August 3 2026 remains the same as set on August 1, providing immediate relief to household consumers.
Commercial cylinders are in the same boat. The 19 kg cylinder saw a price cut of more than ₹200 on August 1, and the same rates are in effect on August 3 across major cities – Delhi at ₹202, Kolkata at ₹209, and both Mumbai and Chennai around ₹200.
Historical Background
Over the past two months, the government has repeatedly trimmed LPG rates in response to falling international prices. In early July, the 19 kg commercial cylinder price was reduced to ₹183.5, benefitting hotels, restaurants and catering services.
Why This Matters
BozokMedia analysis shows that steady domestic LPG rates coupled with falling commercial prices will ease household expenses and improve profit margins for the food‑service sector, potentially easing inflationary pressure.
"If international LPG prices stay stable, households can expect additional relief in the next quarter," says energy analyst Dr. Ajay Sharma.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Could the 14 kg domestic cylinder price change next month?
A: No official announcement has been made yet, but if global prices remain steady, the rate is likely to stay unchanged.
Q2: What is the main reason behind the commercial cylinder price cut?
A: The reduction reflects lower import costs of LPG on the global market, giving relief to commercial users.
