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Coal tipped to decline in 2019

Production capacity is anticipated to remain limited due to slowing investment in the industry.

The future for black coal is looking less bright i 2019, according to IBISWorld.

The future for black coal is looking less bright i 2019, according to IBISWorld.

Australia is the largest exporter of coking, or metallurgical, coal, which is used in steel production, and the second largest exporter of thermal coal, which is used for heat generation.   Although...

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