Indian coal imports slump 34 per cent

James Murray
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Analyst says latest figures deal further blow to beleaguered global coal market

India's coal imports fell 15 per cent to 132.3 million tonnes during the first nine months of the current fiscal year, according to local media reports, dealing a further blow to any hopes of a recovery...

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