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Wall Street worried as China may prevent foreign investors from taking control of brokerages; central bank predicts economic growth of 11.6pc

Posted by electricityweek on October 5, 2007

The latest initial public offering on the Shanghai exchange was for China Shenhua Energy, one of the country’s biggest coal producers, which raised a record 66.58 billion yuan last week, wrote Colleen Ryan in The Australian Financial Review (4/10/2007, p.13). Read the rest of this entry »

Posted in Asia, Australia, China, Electricity, Finance, Mining, Regulation, Volume 4418 | Leave a Comment »

India, China fight for Australian coal; annual thermal $US65/tonne; spot to $US150

Posted by electricityweek on September 27, 2007

According to Andrew Trounson, The Australian, (22/9/2007), p. 34…coal remained the favourite cheap power source in Asia; • annual thermal coal prices rose 5 per cent last year to $US55 a tonne; but

• annual deals were done at up to $US65; and

• annual prices for high-quality hard cok­ing coal doubled in 2005 to $US125 a tonne, but last year the market eased back to $US98 a tonne. Read the rest of this entry »

Posted in Asia, Coal, Electricity, Volume 4416 | Leave a Comment »