Fuel prices set for further cuts
By Du Juan | China Daily | Updated: 2014-11-28 07:20
Global market weakness could lead to further reductions, say industry experts
Retail fuel prices are expected to be cut for a ninth consecutive time since July on Saturday as the government reacts to declining international crude prices, industry sources said on Thursday.
Retail gasoline prices will drop 190 yuan ($30) a metric ton and diesel prices will fall 210 yuan a ton, according to Shandong-based Longzhong Information Technology Co.
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