
China’s coking coal market strengthens
China’s domestic coking coal market sentiment turned around due to a combination of growing demand and falling supply

China’s domestic coking coal market sentiment turned around due to a combination of growing demand and falling supply

Warrior Met Coal (NYSE: HCC) was upgraded by research analysts at Citigroup from a “neutral” rating to a “buy” rating

JSW) declared force majeure on some of its coking coal contracts and cut its output outlook following a fire at its Budryk mine on 5 April

Amid Germany’s climate-driven de-industrialization, Thyssenkrupp plans a 20% reduction in steel output

Citi has raised its rating on April 11 for Warrior Met Coal to ‘Buy’ from ‘Neutral’ and increased the target price to $75

Peabody Energy released preliminary financial results for the first quarter of 2024 today.

UBS put out a note yesterday, upgrading Whitehaven to Buy, in light of their recent acquisition of the BMA mines, Blackwater and Daunia.

Due to the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, the U.S. Energy Information Administration slashed April coal export forecasts by 33%

Coal exports from three major North Queensland terminals in Australia were down 6.43% on the year and 4.82% on the month

China’s imports of coking coal from Australia have been steadily increasing since Beijing lifted its ban

Australian rail firm Aurizon will close the 50mn t/yr Blackwater coal system in Queensland over 13-17 April

Russian mining companies halted rail shipments to OTECO terminal in Taman due to unprofitable transshipment rates