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Coal's supply and demand situation eased
www.chinanews.cn 2005-03-04 11:25:10
Chinanews, Mar. 3 - According to statistics released by the Dispatching
Center of the State Administration of Coal Mine Safety, China's raw coal
output in January totaled 207.34 million tons, increasing 51.9 million
tons compared with the same period last year, achieving a growth rate of
more than 33.4 percent which was much greater than the rise in coal
demand.
A relevant expert pointed out that the recent inventory of coal appeared
to be above normal in many districts, a rare situation in the past two
years. From the point of view of the coal market, the original situation
of short supply has basically vanished, with the supply and demand
situation easing to some extent.
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