Ex-Australia coking coal prices rise amid persisting demand

Tuesday, 28 November 2023 14:42:08 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul

Prices for ex-Australia premium hard coking coal (PHCC) have increased gradually in a fresh deal and some higher bids have been reported in the market, signaling that demand is still firm and supportive of prices.

A deal for 40,000 mt of mid-volatile Goonyella PHCC was done at $325/mt FOB for early January laycan, up by $5/mt from the previous deal. An offer at GlobalCoal also for mid-volatile material was at $340/mt FOB. “The tradable price is $320-325/mt FOB now as Indian mills will gradually restock for January shipment,” a trader said.

The workable level for low-volatile PHCC in China is still at $320-325/mt CFR.

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I hold a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Economics from Oles Honchar National University in Ukraine. I have 15 years of experience in the steel media industry, including the past seven years at SteelOrbis, where I lead the Market Intelligence team responsible for coordinating coverage of Asian steel and raw material markets. My areas of expertise also include global markets for billet, slabs, pig iron and HBI, with a focus on market analysis and industry trends.

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