
Ample supply may pressure European coal prices further
European coal prices look set to lose further ground this week amid a relative abundance of supply and sluggish demand

European coal prices look set to lose further ground this week amid a relative abundance of supply and sluggish demand

China’s total output for raw coal for all uses dropped by 4.2% on year to 399.33 million tonnes in March

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

Indonesian thermal coal exports increased by 10% m-o-m to 35.24 (mnt) in March 2024

European gas prices rose on Thursday as newly approved EU legislation raised the prospect of further reductions in Russian flows

China’s state planner on Friday finalised a rule to set up a domestic coal production reserve system by 2027

Concerns grow about what a flood of new computers, data centers and artificial intelligence operations means for the electric grid

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

Australian thermal coal exports rose by 2% m-o-m to 15.48 million tonnes (mnt) in March 2024

Asian benchmark LNG prices were edging higher in the week to Thursday amid robust regional spot demand, though Pacific bellwether coal prices weakened.

By year-end, 20 coal mines likely to come into operation. These 20 coal blocks include seven blocks of state-owned Coal India and three blocks of Singareni Collieries Company Ltd (SCCL)

The world’s coal-fired power capacity grew 2% last year, its highest annual increase since 2016