China raises its gas and diesel prices by CNY 695 and 670/ton respectively from March 10th

China's decision to raise gas and diesel prices indicates a move to address rising costs in the energy sector.

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This adjustment could impact global oil prices, especially if it reflects supply-side constraints or demand recovery, and may influence inflation trajectories both domestically and abroad.

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