LPG Price October 2025 – Aramco Cuts CP Prices Again Amid Weak Demand - GGT Petrochemical

🔶 LPG Price October 2025 – Aramco Cuts CP Prices Again Amid Weak Demand

Saudi Aramco has announced the LPG Price October 2025, showing another decrease following two months of stability. Both Propane and Butane recorded price reductions as global LPG markets continue to face soft demand and oversupply pressures.

📊 LPG Price October 2025 Breakdown

• Propane (C3): $495/MT 🔻 (-$25)

• Butane (C4): $475/MT 🔻 (-$15)

💡 CP Price Based on LPG Ratios:

• 50% Propane / 50% Butane: $485/MT (-$20)

• 70% Propane / 30% Butane: $489/MT (-$22)

• 30% Propane / 70% Butane: $481/MT (-$18)

📉 Compared to September 2025

• Propane dropped from $520/MT → $495/MT

• Butane decreased from $490/MT → $475/MT

• LPG Mixtures averaged a $20 per MT decline

This marks a renewed downward adjustment after last month’s price freeze.

🌍 Market Analysis – Why LPG Prices Dropped in October 2025

The LPG Price October 2025 cut is mainly attributed to:

• Continued weak demand in Asia and Europe.

• High inventory levels following Q3 restocking.

• Lower crude oil benchmarks reducing feedstock costs.

• Mild weather conditions in key import regions.

Analysts suggest that Saudi Aramco’s decision aligns with market fundamentals and aims to maintain export competitiveness amid increasing global supply.

📈 Market Outlook and Strategy

• Importers may take advantage of lower prices to secure Q4 contracts.

• The next few months may bring price stabilization as winter demand approaches.

• Freight and shipping rate trends will remain key variables in landed LPG cost.

Countries such as India, Pakistan, China, and Bangladesh could benefit from reduced import expenses, improving domestic energy affordability.

🔗 Related Resources

• Official Saudi Aramco LPG Pricing

• OPEC Monthly Oil Market Report

• LPG Price September 2025 – Aramco Keeps CP Rates Unchanged

📝 Conclusion

LPG Price October 2025 highlights a renewed price drop amid global oversupply and weak demand. With Propane at $495/MT and Butane at $475/MT, this downward correction reflects the ongoing challenges in the international LPG trade. For importers and distributors, the current trend may offer a strategic opportunity to secure low-cost inventories before winter.