China’s seaborne thermal coal imports jump as India’s stumble


— China Daily

CHINA’S imports of seaborne thermal coal are poised to climb to the most this year in August while those of fellow top buyer India slump to a 3½-year low.

The diverging trends in the world’s two biggest importers of the fuel – used mainly to generate electricity – largely reflect the interplay in their domestic markets of coal production and the rising deployment of renewable energy.

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