Energy Insider: China Cuts Domestic Fuel Prices for First Time This Year
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China cuts domestic fuel prices for first time this year
China reduced domestic retail prices for gasoline and diesel by 555 yuan ($81) and 530 yuan per ton, respectively, starting Wednesday, marking the first price cut this year. The National Development and Reform Commission stated that despite a recent rebound, the average international crude oil price over the past 10 working days remained lower than the previous cycle.
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