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Jun
12:41
China's first-half coal import quotas remain tight
Rising coal imports have caused market participants to worry about coal import quotas, Kallanish notes.
According to market research, Fangchenggang in southern China and Lianyungang in eastern China have run out of import quotas among the eight major coal import ports in China. Zhanjiang Port in southern China has already used 50% of its annual import quota, and the remaining port quotas are also running short.
Market participants speculate th…
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Very good overview of the weekly steel market.
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