There was little activity in the seaborne coking coal market on Friday February 1 amid uncertainties following the emergence of new import restrictions at ports in northeastern China.
A March-loading cargo of premium mid-vol hard coking coal was traded at a premium that is slightly above 0.5% against a basket of indices, Fastmarkets heard.In China, the trading lull has set in again with the Chinese New Year holiday just around the corner and with customs authorities at various ports in...