JAKARTA, Jan 10 (Reuters): Indonesia's government may allow coal exports by Tuesday, a senior minister said on Monday, as pressure mounts on the world's biggest thermal coal exporter to end a ban imposed at New Year.
The suspension, which came after state power utility PLN reported critically low inventory levels https://reut.rs/3JVSTUl of the fuel, sent global coal prices higher last week and prompted calls by Japan, South Korea and the Philippines for it to be eased.
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