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China limits fuel price increases for third time since Iran war began
Source: reuters.com
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China capped retail transportation-fuel price increases for the third time since the Iran war began, seeking to shield domestic consumers and businesses from higher international oil prices. The intervention underscores inflationary pressure from the conflict and could constrain the pass-through of crude-price gains into China’s domestic fuel market.
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