Mongolia’s exports of lignite and bituminous coal in
November slumped by 38% on month or 15% on year to 2.46 million tonnes, data
released by the country’s National Statistical Office on December 12 show, a
decline which underscored the impact that tighter controls at China-Mongolia
border checkpoints are having on Mongolian deliveries.
China buys almost all Mongolian coal for external sales and
beginning in mid-November, China’s General Administration of Customs began
slowing the clearance of Mongolian coal as part of a strategy launched by
Beijing to ensure that China’s total coal imports for 2018 fall below last year’s
level, as reported.
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