Trading activity in the seaborne coking coal market remained robust on Friday April 27 with traders procuring several cargoes ahead of a long weekend in China, sources said.
A cargo of premium mid-vol hard coking coal was traded at $184 per tonne cfr China while a top Australian brand changed hands against an index at a 3% premium, they said. Several sources also told Metal Bulletin late on Friday that a few transactions involving premium mid-vol products had been concluded at $180-182 per tonne cfr China and that traded levels...