Oil gains on dovish CPI, but weekly losses result from recession worries

Oil prices increased on Friday as softer-than-expected U.S. inflation data raised expectations of more gradual Federal Reserve interest rate increases, but worries about slowing economic growth and a rise in COVID in China kept oil trade negative for the week. After U.S. equity markets rallied, crude markets followed suit. A series of swift interest rate…

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The removal of “project import” subsidies has solar developers in shock.

Companies involved in solar energy have expressed shock at the government’s sudden removal of solar from “project import regulations,” which gave products intended for projects with discounted customs tariffs. In accordance with its previously stated aim, the Center introduced basic customs duties of 40% (plus a 10% social welfare surcharge) on imported solar modules and…

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