Seaborne coking coal prices relatively stable, no trades reported

Seaborne coking coal prices were relatively stable on Tuesday November 2, with no trades heard in the market, although Chinese domestic coke prices in certain provinces started to fall due to rising inventories and reduced costs.

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Premium hard coking coal, cfr Jingtang: $600.25 per tonne, unchanged
Hard coking coal, cfr Jingtang: $525.23 per tonne, unchanged
Premium hard coking coal, fob DBCT: $403.57 per tonne, down $1.71 per tonne
Hard coking coal, fob DBCT: $339.59 per tonne, down $0.25 per tonne

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