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China s monthly coal production fell in August from a month earlier, hitting its lowest since October 2016 as producers reduced output in the wake of major accidents in cuts that helped push domestic coal prices to a new high
Rebar futures prices slumped over 100 yuan ($15 26) per ton yesterday following a rebound in supply and ebbing investment
Several factors have been causing the prices of rare-earth metals and materials to fluctuate widely, including crackdowns on pollution and illegal mining, State stockpiling and industry consolidation, analysts said
Chinese iron ore futures fell to their weakest level in almost a month on Monday, dropping for a fifth session along with steel prices as investors pared positions in the two commodities, although the outlook for demand remained bright
Denmark s DONG Energy has been awarded a contract to build a record-sized offshore wind farm in Britain, the company announced on Monday
The price of rare earths may fluctuate at high levels in the next months, according to a research note from China Merchants Securities
China, the world s largest crude importer, is moving swiftly toward the introduction of oil futures
Chinese rebar steel futures rose nearly 2 percent on Thursday and posted their fourth monthly gain in a row after data showed growth in the country s manufacturing sector sped up in August, underpinning the outlook for steel demand
Chinese iron ore futures dropped more than 2 percent on Wednesday as a slide in steel prices dragged down the raw material, although firm steel demand in the world s top consumer of the metal is expected to cap any losses
China s steel rebar futures closed nearly flat on Tuesday after a slide during morning trade, with investors still wondering whether a recent rally is sustainable amid uncertainty over future prospects for exports to the United States
China s steel futures advanced on Thursday after sliding 4 percent in the previous session, with a firm outlook for demand in the world s biggest market underpinning investor sentiment
Iron ore and steel products futures in China saw a big slump on Wednesday, due to regulators determination to curb rising prices, experts said
Steel and iron ore futures in China fell about 4 percent on Wednesday as a selloff in steel dragged down prices of the steelmaking raw material, cutting short a rally that lifted iron ore to five-month highs this week
Chinese coal imports from key supplier Australia chalked up year-on-year gains for the second straight month in July, customs data showed, as local output of the commodity eased amid a crackdown on illegal mining and pollution
China s spot alumina prices continued to make gains this week as sentiment stayed strong on the back of high aluminum prices and potential bauxite supply concerns in Shanxi province
Leading experts from both home and abroad will get together in Beijing next month to explore technology development for the steel and coal petrochemical industry and make it more sustainable
China s steel prices have begun to rise, but an industry group tried to calm the market Tuesday, saying the increase will be limited as new production capacity is set to ease supply
China s iron ore futures soared nearly 7 percent Friday, with steelmakers eyeing high-grade ore to boost output and continuing to cash in on firm demand for the building material in the world s top producer
Chinese steel futures jumped more than 2 percent on Thursday to end a four-day losing streak amid a firm outlook for demand in the world s top consumer, fueling a rally in steelmaking raw materials such as iron ore and coking coal
China s benchmark power coal price inched down on Wednesday due to falling power demand after staying flat for two weeks