Non-subsidised cooking gas price cut by Rs 62.50 per cylinder: IOC

Non-subsidised cooking gas price cut by Rs 62.50 per cylinder: IOC

Non-subsidised LPG will now cost Rs 574.50 with effect from midnight tonight
Current Affairs:-Non-sponsored cooking gas (LPG) cost was on Wednesday cut by Rs 62.50 per chamber on mellowing global rates.
Non-sponsored or market valued LPG, which buyers purchase subsequent to depleting their portion of 12 chambers of 14.2-kg each at financed rates, will currently cost Rs 574.50 with impact from 12 PM today around evening time, IOC said in an announcement.
“It might be noticed that the cost of non-financed LPG was diminished by Rs 100.50/chamber prior in July 2019 too. Thinking about this, the cost of non-financed LPG chamber has descended by Rs 163.00/chamber in total in two months,” it said.

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