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China's coke, coking coal prices remain stable
China's domestic coke and coking prices were stable last week amid a tedious steel market. Expectation of higher coke prices were on pause due to falling hot metal production, weakening steel demand and growing coking coal inventories, despite tight coke supply.
Lvliang quasi-first-grade wet quenching coke and Anze low-sulphur primary coking coal on Friday remained at CNY 1,800/tonne ($248.6/t) and CNY 2,000/t, respectively, flat over the week. Quasi-first gra…
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Very good overview of the weekly steel market.
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