- Live LPG OTC mid-prices
- Intraday visibility into trades, orders and liquidity
- Supports trading, execution and market analysis
LPG market data
Real-time liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) over-the-counter data sourced directly from TP, ICAP and PVM trading desks. Access propane and butane pricing, forward curves and broker-driven market visibility across global LPG markets.
LPG data sourced from:
The Parameta Solutions difference
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Broker-sourced OTC data
Pricing from active LPG trading desks.
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Real-time market visibility
Intraday pricing across propane and butane markets.
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Global and regional coverage
Coverage across key LPG benchmarks including FEI and Mont Belvieu.
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Forward curve depth
Forward tenors across LPG structures and regional spreads.
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Market-reflective pricing
Captures supply-demand dynamics linked to shipping, storage and feedstock demand.
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Data quality and validation
Consistent and validated across pricing workflows.
About Parameta’s LPG data
Parameta’s LPG data provides real-time pricing for propane and butane markets across global hubs. Broker-sourced inputs reflect how LPG markets trade in practice, capturing regional supply-demand dynamics and pricing dislocations.
The dataset supports trading, valuation and risk management across physical and derivative LPG exposures.
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- Daily validated LPG pricing
- Supports valuation, risk and compliance
- Provides consistent reference pricing
Three easy ways to connect to our LPG data
Direct
Instant access through application programming interface (API), streaming or Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) channels.
Cloud delivery
Access via our cloud partners including WebSocket, SFTP and Snowflake.
Channel partners
Connect via our extensive network of partners including Bloomberg, London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), Enverus and Zema.
The numbers speak for themselves
10
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years of historical data
20
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desks contributing to LPG pricing
100
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brokers across global trading hubs
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FAQs on LPG data
What is LPG and how is it used in global energy markets?
Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) refers primarily to propane and butane gases that are liquefied for ease of storage and transport. LPG is widely used for residential heating and cooking, petrochemical feedstocks, and as a cleaner alternative fuel in transport. Its flexibility and global trade flows make LPG a key component of both energy and chemical markets, with pricing influenced by crude oil, natural gas liquids, and seasonal demand patterns.
What LPG data does Parameta Solutions provide?
Parameta Solutions offers real-time and end-of-day LPG market data, covering key benchmarks, brokered price assessments, and trading activity across major regions. Our data includes live tradable levels, historical time series, and insight into trades and orders, supporting trading, valuation, and risk management across physical and derivatives markets.
How does real-time LPG pricing improve trading and market visibility?
Real-time LPG pricing enables market participants to monitor intraday price movements and respond quickly to shifts in supply, demand, and shipping flows. With access to executable levels and broker insight, traders can identify liquidity, capture arbitrage opportunities, and optimise execution strategies, particularly in globally interconnected LPG markets.
What factors influence LPG prices and market dynamics?
LPG prices are driven by a combination of crude oil benchmarks, natural gas liquids (NGL) production, seasonal heating demand, and petrochemical consumption. Additionally, global trade flows, particularly exports from the US and Middle East to Asia, play a significant role in price formation. Understanding these drivers requires high-quality data to track regional imbalances and shifting demand patterns.
Why is LPG market data important for petrochemical and energy participants?
LPG is a critical feedstock for petrochemicals such as ethylene and propylene, linking it closely to plastics production and industrial demand. Accurate LPG data helps market participants analyse feedstock economics, monitor margins, and manage exposure to price volatility, while also supporting decision-making across refining, trading, and downstream industries.
What are the key LPG trading hubs and benchmarks?
Key LPG trading hubs include Mont Belvieu (US), ARA (Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp), and major export terminals in the Middle East, alongside strong demand centres in Asia. Benchmarks such as propane and butane prices vary regionally but are interconnected through global shipping flows. Access to consistent cross-regional data allows firms to track arbitrage, compare pricing, and monitor liquidity across markets.
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