China's August imports fall unexpectedly but exports buoyant
In contrast, China's exports were surprisingly buoyant in August amid stronger worldwide demand. They jumped 9.four percent from a year earlier to beat a forecast rise of 8 %, though the growth rate slowed from 14.five percent in July. That pushed the …
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Australian export danger on China dirty coal ban
Australian coal exporters are scrambling to clarify the fallout from alterations to China's coal import rules, which could expose the market to billions of dollars in lost sales as China seeks to cut air pollution. The Chinese government is to limit the …
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Coal export cuts feared following China changes import guidelines
Macquarie Bank says plans by China to limited the use of “dirty” imported coal could have an effect on a lot more than half of Australia's thermal coal exports to China, but the Minerals Council says the main influence will be on brown coal or lignate, which Australia …
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