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Morgan Stanley: China Could Curb Coal Imports Amid Ample Supply

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China, the world’s biggest importer and consumer of coal, could reinstate import curbs and controls amid growing oversupply, Morgan Stanley analysts say. While China is unlikely to resort to outright bans due to its obligations under the World Trade Organization (WTO) rules, the country could discourage imports by delaying imports or boosting inspections, Morgan Stanley said in a note carried by Bloomberg. Last week, two of China’s biggest and m…

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Morgan Stanley: China Could Curb Coal Imports Amid Ample Supply

China, the world’s biggest importer and consumer of coal, could reinstate import curbs and controls amid growing oversupply, Morgan Stanley analysts say. While China is unlikely to resort to outright bans due to its obligations under the World Trade Organization (WTO) rules, the country could discourage imports by delaying imports or boosting inspections, Morgan Stanley said in a note carried by Bloomberg. Last week, two of China’s biggest and m…

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China Could Restart Import Controls on Coal as Oversupply Mounts

(Bloomberg) — China could reestablish import controls on coal, after leading industry groups warned on mounting oversupply in the world’s biggest market for the fuel, according to Morgan Stanley.

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Languishing global prices today mask a very different future for the world’s most-consumed source of power. Australian thermal coal contracts, the benchmark for Asia, are hovering close to $100 a ton thanks to a mild winter and global oversupply, a price level last seen in May 2021, before the energy-market upheaval that followed Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. While that is battering producers and will cheer those predicting the end of the dirtie…

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