Weekly LPG Mont Belvieu And Nigerian LPG Price Review August 22nd 2025

By Ehi Okoduwa ــ Last Update 25 August 2025

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Weekly Mont Belvieu Propane-Butane Price Overview: August 22nd, 2025

18/08/2025: Propane $337.3 / Butane $368.1

19/08/2025: Propane $340.6 / Butane $370.9

20/08/2025: Propane $349.9 / Butane $377.3

21/08/2025: Propane $354.9 / Butane $383.5

22/08/2025: Propane $347.8 / Butane $381.7

LPG Price marginally up - still range-bound

LPG prices marginally increased on average, while the Propane average weekly price increase was 0.1%. The butane price was 1.1% higher.

Propane averaged $346.1/MT, reflecting a 0.1% week-on-week increase from the previous $345.8/MT.

Butane settled at a weekly average of $376.3/MT, marking a 0.1% increase on the previous $372.2/MT.

Prices are likely to remain range-bound till the end of the summer.

No strong price trend for Crude Oil Prices.

It was a quiet week, with peace still on the horizon as the Ukraine-Russia negotiation continues.

WTI ended the week at $63.52, down from $63.37, while Brent moved a bit to $67.52 from the prior week’s $66.31.

Nigeria LPG Market: No significant price change.

LPG depot prices remained largely unchanged last week. LPG prices went for as low as 16.3 Million per 20MT at some depots in Apapa. Stock was low at Stockgap depot and KHL plant, but it didn't lead to any shortages; prices hovered around 16 million per 20MT.

Retail LPG: Prices Continue to Drop

Retail prices continued to ease, reflecting lower depot costs:

Reports indicate retail sales as low as ₦900/kg (≈₦11,250 for a 12.5kg cylinder) in parts of the South-West.

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