Air China hit hardest by fluctuating international fuel prices

The slump in fuel prices turned out to be the bad news for Air China, which suffered a CNY3.1 billion (CNY453.1 million) loss on its fuel hedge contract as of Oct. 31, more than three times the CNY961 million forecast. CA's hedges were the key driver behind its CNY1.9 billion third-quarter deficit...

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