statementSaid on 2026-11-06
In the broader seaborne coal market in Europe, prices reached new multi-year highs amid shrinking global supply and improving prospects for coal burning due to falling temperatures on the continent.
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На более широком рынке морских партий угля в Европе цены достигли новых многолетних максимумов в условиях сокращения мирового предложения и улучшения перспектив сжигания угля из-за снижения температуры на континенте.
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In the broader seaborne coal market in Europe, prices have declined from multi-year highs but remain high due to short-term bullish factors.argus_price_agency · statementPrices are supported by rising world quotations and limited supply of fuel shipped from Russia and Kazakhstan.argus_price_agency · statementGas prices in Europe reached $1200 per thousand cubic meters and then corrected to about $1050 on hopes that the Middle East situation would normalize, but gas withdrawal from storage has already begun.truecon · statementPrices for seaborne WTI cargoes strengthened during September thanks to demand from Europe, Asia and Africa.argus_price_agency · statementPrices for Kazakh energy coal fraction 0–300 mm delivered to Poland in offers over the last two weeks were $291.60–314/t (dap), a significant increase from $185/t (dap) about five weeks earlier, as the Polish energy coal market approached a deficit.участники рынка · statementThe cost of physical coal volumes with a calorific value of 6,000 kcal/kg (cif Amsterdam–Rotterdam–Antwerp (ARA)) last week exceeded $150/t for the first time in three years.argus_price_agency · statement
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The largest decline occurred in China: supplies fell to 24.7 thousand tonnes due to reduced production of transition grades of PP; all exports to China went through the Dostyk-Alashankou crossing.statementExports to Turkey fell to 32.5 thousand tonnes due to part of the shipments switching to road transport.statementSupplies to Germany (7.4 thousand tonnes) and France (4.9 thousand tonnes) increased, with the product starting to be sent there through the port of St. Petersburg.statementPP supplies to Europe grew to 54 thousand tonnes; Poland remained the largest buyer, although volumes there declined slightly.statementThe second producer, «Нефтехим Ltd», mainly supplies products abroad by road transport.statement
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