India’s thermal coal imports escalated to over 95 million tonnes, marking a 13% year-over-year increase, according to BigMint data…
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The Russian government has adjusted the previously proposed parameters for increasing coal production taxes from 2025…
The global thermal coal market has experienced a noticeable fluctuation in prices and demand over the past week, with key developments shaping the sector’s dynamics…
Holy supply disruptions, Batman. Not one, not two, but these THREE separate incidents are going to tighten up metallurgical coal markets over the next month or so…
The shipping queue at Newcastle, a crucial coal export port in Australia, has reached a 23-month high, with 31 vessels waiting as of July 2. This surge in shipping delays has been exacerbated by both climate protests and adverse weather conditions, significantly impacting operations at the port…
Labor negotiations between Canadian railroads and Teamsters Canada Rail Conference (TCRC) remain at a standstill as both parties await a critical decision from the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB). The decision will determine whether essential freight must continue to be shipped in the event of a work stoppage…
An accident on the Blackwater railway system has disrupted coal exports from Australia’s 102mn t/yr Gladstone port in Queensland, which may take some time to resolve…
For our third installment in the series here, I thought it best to tackle Peabody Energy BTU -1.91%↓. That’s not necessarily because it’s an interesting risk-reward at this point in the market cycle. Rather, it’s simply because I get more questions on it than any other coal stock. Well, that and it has had the most predictable trading range of the entire sector…
The United States Treasury Department has broadened its sanctions against Russian coal enterprises, including Elga, Coalstar, and the Mairykhsky open-pit mine…
The United States is set to experience a significant surge in coal-fired power plant retirements in 2025, dramatically reducing coal demand after a quieter 2024.
Global coal trade has seen a robust resurgence, achieving pre-COVID levels in recent months, as evidenced by vessel tracking data from AXS Marine. Throughout 2023, global seaborne coal loadings escalated by 5.8% year-over-year, totaling 1,339.5 million tonnes…