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Why China's airlines suffer more from the Iran war than global rivals
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- China's biggest airline stocks have suffered more than others since the war in Iran began, as a combination of factors weighs them down.
- The country's carriers are caught in a pincer of higher fuel costs and a price-wary domestic market being eroded by high-speed rail.
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China's biggest airline stocks have suffered more than others since the war in Iran began, as a combination of factors weighs them down.
The country's carriers are caught in a pincer of higher fuel costs and a price-wary domestic market being eroded by high-speed rail. Jet fuel prices soared after the U.S. and Israel launched attacks on Iran in February.
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