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May 25, 2026
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Chinese Mine Disaster Sparks Jump in Coal Prices and Stocks
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1.00 · RIGHT
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0.238 · RIGHT
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0.119 · CENTER
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Article Excerpt
Article content (Bloomberg) — Chinese coking coal futures jumped by the daily limit and mining stocks surged after a deadly accident in Shanxi province sparked fears of broader supply disruptions. Article content The fatal blast on Friday night occurred at the privately owned Liushenyu mine in the coal-belt region of Shanxi. The accident, which left at least 82 dead, has triggered a vast rescue operation and is likely to prompt heightened scrutiny of mine safety that could threaten nationwide coal output in the near term. Article content Article content Article content Dalian futures soared as…
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