India paid 29% more for cooking gas after Hormuz strikes: Report
India paid 29% more per tonne for imported LPG than pre-war market expectations after the strikes on the Strait of Hormuz, as the energy crisis pushed up cooking-gas costs. The price shock added an estimated $1.1 billion to India’s LPG import bill, while imports fell sharply during the six-month period.
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