At a press conference held by the State Council Information Office on April 16, Deputy Head of the National Bureau of Statistics Mao Shengyong stated that due to ongoing geopolitical conflicts, international energy prices have surged significantly. In some countries, oil prices have skyrocketed and supply shortages have severely impacted production and daily life. In contrast, China's energy resource supply remains ample, stable, and well-organized. The timely implementation of temporary price controls has ensured that residents' livelihoods and corporate production have not been noticeably affected. This is attributed to China's years of forward-looking planning and development in the new energy sector, which has established a diversified energy supply system, greatly enhancing the autonomy and stability of the national economy.
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