The seaborne coking coal market took a breather on Monday March 5 with end-users still waiting on the sidelines for a clearer trend to form.
A prompt cargo of lower-ranked second-tier product was transacted at $200 per tonne cfr China, sources said. There are at least nine March- and April-laycan cargoes of premium materials being offered in the seaborne market, according to various sources. "Three cargoes of premium low-vol hard coking coal have...