HEZBOLLAH SAYS THEY CONSIDER THE DECISION AS ONE THAT DOES NOT SERVE 'NATIONAL UNITY' BUT OPENS DOOR FOR 'INTERNAL DIVISIONS'

Chinese exporters are raising prices by low single digits to nearly 20% on goods from apparel to medical supplies as fuel shortages from the Iran war push up material and logistics costs. Oil-linked inputs such as plastics and fibers jumped as much as 50%, while freight rates rose by up to 50%. Shanghai-based catheter makers plan 6% price increases, while Guangzhou garment factories raised polyester-heavy apparel prices nearly 20%. Exporters began hikes last week as cost pressures intensified.

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