China raises both gas and diesel prices by CNY 85 per tonne from the 21st January

China's decision to raise gas and diesel prices by CNY 85 per tonne signals a tightening in energy supplies, likely reflecting rising demand or cost pressures.

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This could lead to increased shipping and production costs across various sectors, further inflating prices globally and influencing commodity and currency markets, particularly for those reliant on energy imports.

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