Global thermal coal short-term outlook January 2020: China's coronavirus crisis rattles the coal market
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- China – supply tightening amid outbreak disruptions
- India – working toward liberalising its coal sector
- Europe – gas generation will continue to out-compete coal
- South Korea – increasing nuclear availability easing coal unit curtailments
- Southeast Asia – increasing coal-fired capacity in the cards
- Australia – bushfire risks subside
- South Africa – tight supply causes runaway Richards Bay prices
- Indonesia – supply tightens on heavy rains and potential government quotas
- Colombia – union negotiations strained in current bearish environment
- Russia – rail infrastructure push to funnel shipments eastward
- Poland – development projects advancing in the Lublin Basin
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