Chinese buyers continued to drive the illiquid seaborne coking coal market, with the latest transaction being concluded just below $200 per tonne cfr China.
A cargo of premium hard coking coal was traded at around $197 per tonne cfr China on Wednesday April 11, market sources told Metal Bulletin. A higher-ranked cargo of materials in the same segment was also heard offered at around $192 per tonne fob Australia. On online trading platform Global...