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Reports that China will lift its 40% export tariff on coke coal and semi-coke coal beginning...
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Wednesday, December 19, 2012, 12:25 PM ETReports that China will lift its 40% export tariff on coke coal and semi-coke coal beginning Jan. 1 has U.S. coke exporters on edge, since China has significant excess capacity, according to Nomura. China's coke exports could compound current market dynamics struggling with oversupply and the lowest prices since 2009. the firm foresees.
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- China also lifted tax on thermal around sept. It drove thermal price in china lot higher. They are now importing lot more. There was an article on china daily that chinese buying are rushing to sign contracts at current prices.
- You can see analogy with NG in USA.
Honestly, I take any news from China with a grain of salt. Really hard for me to trust anything that comes from there.
That's purely fabricated rumor in the first place.
China is now the world's LARGEST coal importer and growing fast. China exports very little coal now.
Even back a few years back when China exported coal, there was NEVER a 40% tariff on coal export. China would not be able to export any thing at all at 40% tariff. That is an obscenely high tariff rate. I don't think that kind of export tariff was ever imposed in any thing at all that China ever exported.
Who made up that rumor?