Taiwan freezes fuel prices as CPC absorbs rising oil costs
State-owned oil company says it has absorbed NT$17.63 billion in gasoline and diesel costs
State-owned oil company says it has absorbed NT$17.63 billion in gasoline and diesel costs
State-owned oil company says it has absorbed NT$17.63 billion in gasoline and diesel costs
State-owned oil company says it has absorbed NT$17.63 billion in gasoline and diesel costs
Average global oil prices in past week high but stable
Average global oil prices in past week high but stable
Fares frozen for high-speed rail, conventional rail, metro networks, city buses, and intercity coaches
Fares frozen for high-speed rail, conventional rail, metro networks, city buses, and intercity coaches
Fuel price expected to increase by NT$0.3 per liter next week
Fuel price expected to increase by NT$0.3 per liter next week
Average fare increase amounts to an average of 4.5%
Average fare increase amounts to an average of 4.5%
Special fuel budgets already expanded, also bigger budget for military drills next year
Special fuel budgets already expanded, also bigger budget for military drills next year
Adjusted CPC fuel prices will mark highest in two months
Adjusted CPC fuel prices will mark highest in two months
Taiwan CPC promises stable petroleum, natural gas prices throughout January
Taiwan CPC promises stable petroleum, natural gas prices throughout January
Gasoline and diesel prices to hike by NT$1.1 (US$0.035) and NT$1.2 (US$0.0385)
Gasoline and diesel prices to hike by NT$1.1 (US$0.035) and NT$1.2 (US$0.0385)