The seaborne coking coal market was largely stable on Thursday May 10 after participants withdrew to the sidelines.
Market sources said that a miner had offered a cargo of premium hard coking coal via a tender that was to have concluded at 6pm Singapore time, which is beyond the 5.30pm cut-off time for data collection for Metal Bulletin's daily coking coal indices.Metal Bulletin has proposed that this cut-off time be extended to 6pm. "I received an offer...