No More Pretending, Just Robbing People! China’s Darkest Holiday: Fuel & Rail Prices Up 30%

In China, as the economy slows and wages shrink, driving is increasingly becoming a financial burden that many people can no longer afford. The bigger complaint is that whenever global tensions rise, authorities are quick to use international market trends as a reason to raise fuel prices. Yet when global crude oil prices plunge, domestic fuel prices often remain unchanged, or even move higher with various explanations offered for the increases.

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