Coking coal prices in China have soared to a four-year high after Mongolia’s first local transmission of the COVID-19 on
Coking coal prices in China have soared to a four-year high after Mongolia’s first local transmission of the COVID-19 on
China’s coking coal imports fell to a five-month low in October, hit by slowing Australian arrivals following an unofficial ban
Last Thursday, the Ulaanbaatar government imposed a national lockdown after a locally transmitted COVID-19 case was identified, and as of
Chinese steel mills and power stations have started buying more coal from Mongolia after Beijing imposed a ban on imports
Measures including fast-tracking of coal deliveries and extended business hours for Mongolian Customs offices at the Mongolian-Chinese border checkpoints has
Mongolia failed to fulfill its goal to export 40 million tonnes of coal this year due to the COVID-19 restrictions.
A record number of Mongolian coal freight trucks has entered to China at once in August. In total, 2,233 heavy-duty
Mongolia exported a total of 11.2 million tons of coal in the first seven months of this year, a decrease
China’s coking coal imports accelerated in June as Mongolia ramped up coal truck deliveries and seaborne arrivals bounced back, with
Mongolia’s exports of coal for all applications in May doubled from April to nearly 2.2 million tonnes, despite being 40.9%