24
May
06:02
China's coke prices slip but coking coal rebounds
China saw the first price cut for coke last week. But expectations of a second-round cut have disappeared and coke futures have surged. Meanwhile, domestic coking coal prices increased at auctions.
The ex-works price of Lvliang quasi-first-grade wet quenching coke on Friday was assessed at CNY 1,800/tonne ($248.5/t), down CNY 100/t on-week. Meanwhile, Anze low-sulphur primary coking coal increased CNY 50/t on-week to CNY 2,000/t. Quasi-first coke at Rizhao port re…
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Very good overview of the weekly steel market.
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