The seaborne hard coking coal index in the cfr market jumped to $125 per tonne on Monday November 9 due to the absence of Australian coal, while the fob market remained relatively weak, sources said.
Fastmarkets indicesA 75,000-tonne cargo of premium low-volatility hard coking coal with December 1-10 laycan was traded at $107 per tonne fob Australia on Monday November...