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International coal prices rose as a whole last week, with sufficient upward momentum

international coal prices rose as a whole last week, with sufficient upward momentum

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Guide: as of the week of July 22, the international coal price rose as a whole, of which the power coal price index in Newcastle port, Australia rose slightly by $0.34/ton to $120.95/ton. Qinhuangdao coal news on July 24, last week (the week from July 18 to 22), the price of thermal coal in the three major international ports was adjusted

as of the week of July 22, international coal prices rose as a whole, with the thermal coal price index in Newcastle port, Australia, rising slightly by $0.34/ton to $120.95/ton

Qinhuangdao coal news on July 24, last week (the week from July 18 to 22), the price of thermal coal in the three major international ports rose as a whole, while the previous week, the international coal price fell as a whole, and the international coal price has generally maintained a narrow fluctuation trend recently

according to the data of the global coal trading platform, as of the week of July 22, the thermal coal price index of Newcastle port, Australia, rose slightly by 0.34 US dollars/ton to 120.95 US dollars/ton from 120.61 US dollars/ton in the previous week, an increase of 0.3%. The biggest increase was the price of thermal coal in richardport, South Africa, which rose by $1.1 or 0.96% to $115.89/ton from $114.79/ton the previous week; The price index of thermal coal in the ARA market of the three European ports closed at $123.44/t, up $0.78/t on a weekly basis, or 0 The a/d conversion was 1.64%, and the Australian coal price was lower than the European coal price for three consecutive weeks

the narrow fluctuation of international coal prices is more affected by the global coal demand in summer, especially the coal demand in the Asia Pacific region. The coal consumption in the northern hemisphere during the peak summer power consumption is high and low, and seasonal weather factors support the coal demand. With the steady recovery of coal imports from Japan and China, the international coal prices are full of upward momentum. In addition, Australia will levy a global carbon emission tax from July 1 next year. In the long run, the rise of international coal prices is expected

the rise and fall of international oil prices have also affected the recent trend of international coal prices. It is reported that the international oil price closed at $100.19 per barrel on July 22, and the oil price in New York rose by $100 for the first time in six weeks