India cuts ATF price and reduces commercial LPG cylinder rates
ATF price lowered by about Rs 5 per litre to Rs 110 per litre in Delhi, linked to softer global crude prices; commercial LPG cylinder price also reduced, while domestic LPG and fuel prices stay unchanged.
The price of aviation turbine fuel (ATF) was cut by about Rs 5 per litre, bringing the rate to Rs 110 per litre in Delhi. The reduction is linked to a decrease in global crude oil prices, and state‑run companies implemented the cut. According to theweek.in, the Indian government reduced the ATF price.
The price of commercial LPG cylinders was also reduced. Times of India reported that the commercial LPG price was cut by Rs 183.5 per litre, and corroborated reports confirm a reduction in commercial LPG cylinder prices. The same outlet noted that domestic LPG and petrol/diesel prices remain unchanged.
Export duties on petrol, diesel and ATF have been updated, as reported by theweek.in. The price cut is expected to lower airfares, according to theweek.in, but Times of India indicated that airfare relief is unlikely due to ongoing airspace issues.
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