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Overcapacity keeps lid on coking coal sales

THERE is growing evidence of worsening supply side overcapacity in the international coking coal sector, writes Clyde Henderson of Energy Economics.

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Australian inventories of export coal jumped from 14 million tonnes at the end of August to 15Mt at the end of September, with metallurgical coal stocks up 800,000t to 7.1Mt and energy coal up 200,000t...

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