U.S. LPG Prices Surge up to 9.6% in Sept 2025 Amid Rising Demand and Global Supply Shocks

U.S. LPG Prices Surge up to 9.6% in Sept 2025 Amid Rising Demand and Global Supply Shocks

Patricia Jose Perez 09-Oct-2025

In September 2025, the U.S. LPG prices boosted as propane at the Enterprise terminal in Texas went up 1.5% and butane gained 1.6%, supported by strong domestic and foreign demand. US Gulf Coast propane prices rose on seasonal demand and increasing exports, which jumped by 9.6% from 1.726 million to 1.893 million bpd, driven by world demand. US propane demand was at 2.8 million barrels per day, up from 2.526 million in August, and stocks increased by 200,000 barrels, tightening availability. Butane demand also soared, as blenders found sourcing more challenging. Global elements, such as Ukrainian strikes against Russian refineries, leading to disruptions in the supply of crude oil, meant higher costs for producing LPG. Freight rates from the USA to Europe were higher by 1.3% in mid-September 2025, to USD 606 per 40ft container from USD 598. ChemAnalyst foresees high LPG prices in October 2025 for the customers and the industries based on propane and butane.

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