Coking coal prices surge after China's worst coal mine disaster in 17 years - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMixAFBVV95cUxNWjNLYms2QnNfMVpjaTJLcWd1dDBiZ3BjaVloYURZMUVfU1l2SEN4ZWpOZXVjTUwyUkxpeTZ2NHZ4d01EUS1hakN5YmFqSXFvTTlfeEtab0p4TkQwTjg5dklpV3c3MlplV2l1alhQQ2puRGo1TlBoR3lKWFBqaG1HaWFLeUdxTTg3N0pPdFNIWEtDUTV3T3NDaVZWMUFrd0drREQ4MVIwLXF1VEEwa2JuYnMtQlVxT3gxcmluSTk4ZFVmVFBf?oc=5" target="_blank">Coking coal prices surge after China's worst coal mine disaster in 17 years</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

A gas explosion at a coal mine in northern China resulted in at least 82 deaths, with investigations revealing multiple serious safety violations by the company involved.

Coking coal futures in China surged nearly 8% following a deadly gas explosion at a Shanxi province mine, leading to stringent safety checks and tightening supply outlooks.

Coking coal futures in China surged nearly 8% following a deadly gas explosion at a Shanxi province mine, leading to stringent safety checks and tightening supply outlooks.

Les contrats à terme sur le charbon à coke en Chine ont bondi de près de 8% après un accident minier mortel dans un centre de production majeur, déclenchant des contrôles de sécurité stricts et assombrissant les perspectives d'approvisionnement.

Prices of Chinese coking coal soared to their highest level in almost two weeks after a fatal mine accident in Shanxi province led to a wave of safety checks, tightening supply expectations.