
China’s BF capacity use nears 10-mth low
The blast furnace (BF) capacity utilization rate among 247 Chinese steel producers over December 1-7 dropped for the sixth consecutive week

The blast furnace (BF) capacity utilization rate among 247 Chinese steel producers over December 1-7 dropped for the sixth consecutive week

Asian metallurgical coal market showed stability with limited trading activity.

China announced it will establish a backup coal production system by 2027 to stabilise prices and secure coal supply

China’s finished steel exports are likely to come close or even breach the 90 million mt mark in 2023, hitting a high not seen since 2016

A CITIC Construction Investment research report pointed out that in the future, China’s crude steel consumption is less likely to be robust

China will establish a back-up coal production system by 2027 to stabilise prices and secure coal supply, the state planner said on Wednesday

China’s metallurgical coal stocks decreased in early December, signaling increased demand from end-users restocking

Cold weather finally hit Europe over the last couple of weeks. This is a decent start to winter, but thermal markets have a lot of work to do.

Construction of the Xingbao Railway for coal exports double-tracking project is currently being stepped up.

Chinese prices of metallurgical coke will strengthen further for the duration of this month, though some downside risks exist.

The Bureau of Meteorology upgraded a low-pressure system off the Queensland coast to Tropical Cyclone Jasper, a category one system

The blast furnace capacity utilization rate slipped for the fifth straight week to reach 87.63% over November 24-30