WIRE — In China, electric taxis are becoming an increasingly important buffer against oil price shocks caused by the Iran war. Government data shows taxi trips have grown 6% since the conflict began compared with the same period last year. The jump reflects a quirk of Chinas transport structure: fares are falling despite gasoline prices rising. Analysts The post China turns to electric taxis to soften Hormuz oil shock appeared first on Egyptian Gazette.
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