Coal: Five things to look for in 2017
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Chinese policy reforms in coal, steel and power sectors
- Further direct price intervention is possible
- The speed of Chinese "de-capacity" could alter global coal seaborne market balances
- Operating mines will lead the international supply surge
- Weather impacts on supply
- Trump's policies - a two-edged sword
- M&A: Australia's year as majors continue to exit
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