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Fuel prices rise by about 10%
(newsphoto/cnsphoto/Reuters)
Updated: 2006-05-24 08:23


A petrol station worker fills the tank of a car in Beijing May 23, 2006. China will raise retail gasoline and diesel prices by a larger-than-expected 10-11 percent from May 24, the second increase this year, taking the total rise to about 15 percent.
A petrol station worker fills the tank of a car in Beijing May 23, 2006 at the news that fuel prices would be raised the following day. China raised retail gasoline and diesel prices by a larger-than-expected 10 percent from May 24, the second increase this year. In Beijing, the price of 93-octane gasoline rose from 4.65 to 5.09 yuan. [Reuters] 


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