Refined Oil Prices in China to See Biggest Hike in 2017

Published: Sep 29, 2017 10:01

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China will begin another round of refined oil price hike at 24 pm Sept. 29.

SHANGHAI, Sept. 29 (SMM) – China will begin another round of refined oil price hike at 24 pm Sept. 29.

Many institutions predict that refined oil prices will record the biggest increase for this year.

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