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WEEK 86: Weekly LPG Insider Report by kiakiagas: 3:03pm On Aug 23, 2021
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Re: WEEK 86: Weekly LPG Insider Report by kiakiagas: 3:37pm On Aug 23, 2021
Prices on domestic markets for LPG relatively dropped while the international markets for LPG also fell after an initial increase in the same week


Key Development in Nigeria's LPG Market
The international prices of LPG were continuously decreasing after an initial increase around the beginning of the previous week.
Depot prices continued to increase throughout the week compared to the previous week.
The narrowing disparities between prices at the depot level and those at the international level still persists.
Price changes per kg of LPG in the week under review and in the past few weeks have increased in the week under review.
Regional disparities in the retail prices of LPG within the country continue to persist.

Re: WEEK 86: Weekly LPG Insider Report by kiakiagas: 3:41pm On Aug 23, 2021
Regional Disparity in Retail
Regional disparity in the prices of LPG across the country has been a regular feature of the Nigerian LPG market. There is wide gap between the South East and South-west prices, this is due to its distance from the coastal region, has the highest prices due to distance from the coastal regions.

Re: WEEK 86: Weekly LPG Insider Report by kiakiagas: 3:44pm On Aug 23, 2021
Macroeconomics Variables and the LPG Market

Inflation Rate and the LPG: Inflation has consistently risen over the last 13 months. However, it peaked in March 2021 (18.17 percent), after which it began to decline in the next three months. In June 2021, it dropped from 18.12 percent to 17.93 percent. (See Illustration D). In July 2020, the rate increased to 12.8 degrees, and in August 2020, it rose to 13.2%. The composite food index fell from 22.95 percent in March 2021 to 22.72 percent in April 2021, 20.57 percent in January 2021, 19.56 percent in December 2020, and 15.48 percent in July 2020, compared to 15.18 percent in June 2020. For the month of May, a 15.4 percent inflation rate is expected. The relaxation of the Covid-19 rule may have influenced the inflation rate trend..

Exchange Rate and the LPG: Exchange rate value from the CBN official site ranged from N410.11/$1 rate to 410.13/$1 in the previous week. (Figure E). This followed the CBN action on blocking the sales of Dollar in the Bureau de Change and gave the responsibility to the commercial banks. The exchange rate is one of the variables that determine the price of LPG in the international market. A higher exchange rate will add to the cost price of the LPG. This reduces LPG in the market.

Crude oil Price and the LPG: As a by-product of crude oil, the relationship between the LPG price and crude oil price is positive. The Prices of crude oil in the international market sloped downward from the beginning of the week till the end of the week (Figure F). This indicates that a risen price of crude oil in the international market results in increase in the cost of LPG. This signal a rise in price of the LPG market.

Foreign Reserves: As in the previous week, the Nigerian Gross Foreign Reserve reduced from $33.57 billion to $33.52 billion amid the devaluation and rising rate of the Naira at N410.11 to 410.13/US$1. This will signal to the investors and country's creditors the strength of naira and ability to repay debt.

PMI: The Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) of the CBN recorded overall growth in jobs, business activities, and inventory in the gas sector in December, while orders remained stagnant in the Electricity, gas, steam & air conditioning supply segment, while Business Activities and employment & inventory remained 45.7 percent in the same month.

Re: WEEK 86: Weekly LPG Insider Report by kiakiagas: 3:45pm On Aug 23, 2021
Current Topical Issues of the Week
Covid-19: Covid-19 causes demand of goods and services to fall due to the full or partial lock-down effect. The implication of the Covid-19 contracts the LPG market
Re: WEEK 86: Weekly LPG Insider Report by kiakiagas: 3:48pm On Aug 23, 2021
Policy Recommendations
To reduce the effect of the Covid-19 on the economy, there should be a constant awareness programme through the media and places of worship; and also vaccine for Covid-19 should be made available for everybody
Re: WEEK 86: Weekly LPG Insider Report by kiakiagas: 5:27pm On Aug 23, 2021
Outlook: Coming Weeks
The prices in the weeks to come may rise due to the increase in the prices of goods and services and the pressure of LPG export on the US


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