Coal
New US EPA rules seek to dethrone old King Coal
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Source: Energy Risk
Regulators are turning up the heat on US utilities with a pair of tough new air-quality rules likely to hasten the demise of older coal-fired plants. Alexander Osipovich examines the implications
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Coal prices are expected to have better support this year than last, but trading opportunities will lie in relative-value strategies, say market experts. Jay Maroo reports
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Credit Suisse has announced the completion of the first cleared coking coal swap transaction, based on a new over-the-counter cleared contract on the CME
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Global economic ripple effect spreads to US power
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Growing US coal exports and increased investor activity are linking traditionally domestic markets such as power to global economic events. Pauline McCallion finds out about this trend
Market dynamics for physical coal and its derivatives changing in Asia
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Source: Asia Risk
The market reaction to the supply problems caused by the La Niña weather pattern has illustrated how robust the Asia-Pacific coal sector is becoming. Alex Davis examines the scope for growth in both physical and derivative markets in the region
Japan’s nuclear woes alter dynamics for Asian commodity derivatives
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Source: Asia Risk
The Japanese economy is tipped to stage a ‘V-shaped’ recovery from the effects of the worst earthquake in its modern history, with dealers expecting regional commodity markets to rise in the third quarter. While the initial impact of the shock has...
HSBC looking to expand into gas and coal
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The bank has already added oil products to its offering through a partnership with Totsa, but is looking at other areas in energy and commodities markets
Solid growth expected for Asian coal markets
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The market reaction to the supply problems caused by the La Niña weather pattern has illustrated how robust the Asia and Asia-Pacific coal sector is becoming. Alex Davis examines the scope for growth in both physical and derivative markets in the region...
Algorithmic trading will come to coal and natural gas, says exchange...
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When coal and gas futures reach the liquidity levels of oil, algorithmic traders will enter the marketplace
Australia floods and weather forecast herald trouble for coal markets
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The World Meteorological Organization’s announcement that the La Niña weather pattern will continue into the second quarter could be bad news for the coal markets, finds Alex Davis
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