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China raises fuel prices but caps increase a second time
Source: reuters.com
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China will raise retail gasoline and diesel prices in response to higher global oil prices, while capping the increases to limit the burden on its domestic market. The policy signals partial pass-through of oil-cost inflation but government intervention to cushion consumers and businesses.
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