**Hong Kong Authorities to Release Weekly Fuel Price Updates** Hong Kong authorities have announced plans to issue weekly updates on fuel price changes, starting from April 1. This move comes in response to growing concerns that businesses are raising prices prematurely due to the ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran. The decision was made after the transport sector in Hong Kong considered implementing temporary surcharges to offset rising fuel costs. According to Secretary for Environment and Ecology Tse Chin-wan, the updates will provide a comparison of discounted prices from each fuel company in Hong Kong with international refined oil prices. The reports will be released once a week, allowing residents to monitor oil price changes more accurately. Tse made this announcement during a radio programme, stating that the updates will enable residents to assess whether fuel companies are raising prices too quickly or failing to adjust them downward. The move is seen as a response to the impact of the conflict on oil prices. Tse noted that Hong Kong's fuel is mainly supplied by mainland China. The decision to release weekly updates on fuel price changes aims to provide transparency and allow residents to make informed decisions about their fuel consumption. The transport sector in Hong Kong had considered implementing temporary surcharges to offset rising fuel costs. However, the announcement of weekly updates on fuel price changes may alleviate the need for such measures. The move is also expected to help residents understand the relationship between international oil prices and local fuel costs. The weekly updates will be released starting from April 1. The reports will provide a comparison of discounted prices from each fuel company in Hong Kong with international refined oil prices. The move is expected to provide transparency and allow residents to make informed decisions about their fuel consumption.