SunSirs: China Coking Coal Market is Weak and Declining This Week (6.9-6.12)
June 13 2025 09:42:06     SunSirs (Selena)
This week, the coking coal market experienced a weak downward trend. According to the monitoring system of SunSirs, as of June 12th, the price index of SunSirs's coking coal was 1,253.75 RMB/ton, a decrease of -5.09% from the beginning of the month.
Supply side: Currently, there is a high inventory of coking coal supply, mainly through destocking. Some coal mines have suspended production for maintenance. Overall, there is an oversupply in the coking coal market, and high inventory is difficult to consume in a short period of time, resulting in a continuous decline in coal prices.
On the demand side: Downstream procurement enthusiasm is weak, with a focus on on-demand procurement and a quiet market trading atmosphere. Overall, there is insufficient support from the demand side for coking coal, and the price trend is declining.
According to analysts from Shengyishe Coking Coal, the current market for coking coal is characterized by strong supply and weak demand, with insufficient support from downstream demand and a focus on essential procurement. Overall, the coking coal market is weak and declining, and it is expected that the weak pattern may continue in the later period. More attention still needs to be paid to the supply and demand situation and the transaction of building materials.
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