Saudi Aramco, Sonatrach raise LPG official selling prices for November, say sources

Representational image | Photo Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto Saudi Arabia's state oil producer Saudi Aramco ​has raised official selling ‌prices for liquefied petroleum gas by ​between 5.9% and ⁠6.8% for November due to seasonally higher demand and limited ‌LPG supply on global markets, traders said on ‌Friday (October 30, 2026).Algeria's Sonatrach lifted LPG ‌prices ⁠for November by between ⁠23% and 40%, the traders said.Saudi Aramco's OSPs are used ​as a reference ‌for contracts to supply LPG from the West Asia to the Asia-Pacific region ‌while Sonatrach's OSPs are used ​as benchmarks for the Mediterranean and Black Sea ⁠region, including Turkey.Saudi Aramco's November OSPs increased by $40 ‌a metric ton to $720 a ton for propane and by $50 a ton to $780 a ton for butane.Propane and butane are types ‌of LPG with different boiling points. ​LPG is mainly used as fuel for ⁠cars, heating, and as a feedstock ⁠for other petrochemicals.Sonatrach increased its November propane ‌OSP by $155 a ton to $825 and for butane ​by $300 a ton to $1,050. Published - October 30, 2026 05:48 pm IST