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Jet fuel prices finally catching up in China

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The Chinese government's across-the-board move to raise gasoline, diesel and kerosene prices by around 25% last Friday has had a ripple effect across the already struggling airline industry. Chinese carriers have enjoyed a buffer from surging fuel prices thanks to generous protection by state-owned monopoly fuel prices. That is now changing and the fuel price shock could accelerate further industry rationalisation.

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