China Coal Prices Stabilize on Weak Demand; Yulin Region Up 5-10 Yuan/Ton on June 9

According to CCTD China Coal Market Network, Chinese coal spot demand fell short of expectations on June 9, with major ports seeing stable to rising inventory levels. Buyer pressure on pricing intensified, dampening market sentiment. The Yulin region showed slight strength, with select mines improving shipments and prices edging up 5-10 yuan per ton; however, muted demand growth kept most mines' prices stable. The Ordos and northern Shanxi regions faced mixed pressures from weak demand and inventory buildup, constraining overall market momentum.
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