Chinese coal drop raises winter prices

Coal production in China declined by 6.8% in September, reaching 385 million tons, due to safety measures and precautions following the mine accident in Shanxi. This has raised concerns about supply shortages ahead of the winter heating season. The decrease led to a surge in thermal coal prices to their highest level in three years, amid warnings from analysts of an annual deficit ranging between 71 and 100 million tons if high demand persists and energy sources change. Nevertheless, the government continues to urge mining companies to increase production to avoid a potential crisis.

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