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Photo – Asian coking coal prices fell amid increased supply
Asian coking coal prices fell amid increased supply

Indian buyers took a wait-and-see approach, while the Chinese market remained weak

Photo – Asian coking coal prices fell in June amid weak demand
Asian coking coal prices fell in June amid weak demand

Large volumes from non-Australian suppliers appeared on the market

Photo – Coking coal prices in China fall amid oversupply
Coking coal prices in China fall amid oversupply

The market is affected by a drop in domestic demand for steel in this country

Photo – Coking coal in China fell by $4/t in the first half of May
Coking coal in China fell by $4/t in the first half of May

Large reserves of local producers drive down the price

Photo – Asian coke prices down $3/mt in early May
Asian coke prices down $3/mt in early May

Coke plants increased inventories amid lower demand from steelmakers

Photo – Chinese coke prices started to rise in mid-April
Chinese coke prices started to rise in mid-April

Producers are trying to save margins amid rising prices for imported raw materials

Photo – Global coking coal prices continued to fall in late March
Global coking coal prices continued to fall in late March

China's rising coke production failed to lift prices due to oversupply

Photo – Chinese coke prices continued to fall in mid-March
Chinese coke prices continued to fall in mid-March

High warehouse stocks force producers to cut prices

Photo – Asian coking coal prices accelerated their decline
Asian coking coal prices accelerated their decline

A decline in import volumes by major consumers failed to support quotes

Photo – Global coking coal prices fell at the beginning of the year
Global coking coal prices fell at the beginning of the year

Analysts expect prices for these raw materials to remain below $200/t in the first half of the year.

Photo – BMI has lowered its 2025 price forecast for Australian coking coal to $200/t
BMI has lowered its 2025 price forecast for Australian coking coal to $200/t

Demand remains weak due to low steel production growth and economic factors

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