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Anomaly or golden age for coal prices?

THE 20 year highs being reached in thermal coal prices beg the question whether these record prices indicate the beginning of a supply side ‘golden age’ or are simply an anomaly caused by a coincidence of supply and demand-side factors. A recent report, <I>Changing Fortunes</I>, by mining industry research house AME Mineral Economics, looks at some of the underlying factors.

Angie Tomlinson

AME Mineral Economics estimates that most tonnage contracted between Australian suppliers and Japan’s major electricity generation customers has been settled at close to US$45/tonne FOB, up a massive 68%...

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