Hong Kong to issue weekly updates on fuel charges to counter price gouging

    Hong Kong to issue weekly updates on fuel charges to counter price gouging

    Hong Kong authorities will issue weekly announcements about the changes in international and local fuel costs from April, following mounting suspicion that businesses are prematurely raising prices because of the United States-Israeli war on Iran. The move announced on Saturday was welcomed by experts, although some said prices were ultimately out of the government’s hands…

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    China Halts Fuel Exports as Hormuz Crisis Tightens Global Supply

      China Built a Massive Oil Buffer Ahead of the Iran Crisis

      China expanded its crude oil stockpiles over the first two months of the year, thanks to higher imports and a ramp-up in domestic production, Reuters’ Clyde Russell reported, adding that the stock buildout strengthened despite higher refining rates in the period. Imports of crude oil to China averaged 11.99 million barrels daily, Russell said, adding…

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      China Halts Fuel Exports as Hormuz Crisis Tightens Global Supply

        China Silent After Trump Asks Beijing for Help in Strait of Hormuz

        China has remained publicly silent after U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday urged Beijing to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the critical oil chokepoint that has been largely shut down during the escalating war with Iran. The standoff around the narrow waterway, through which roughly 20% of the world’s oil supply normally passes, has…

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