The Port Coal Price Statistics Table shows the port coal prices in different regions. On the whole, coal prices in most ports showed a downward trend. Among them, the price change of Australian coal at Xinsha Port is relatively obvious, and the price drop is relatively large; the price change of general bituminous coal (5500 calorific value and 5000 calorific value) at Jingjiang Yingli Port and Indonesian coal (3800 calorific value) at Fangcheng Port is relatively small, and the price has no change. The data cover many ports in the Bohai Rim, East China, South China and other regions, spanning from July 2 to 9, 2026.
The statistics cover coal prices in ports around the Bohai Sea, East China and South China. Most of the coal prices in each region have declined, and there is no increase. Many types of coal in the ports around the Bohai Sea dropped by 30-35 yuan/ton; Jiangnei Port in East China dropped by 10-20 yuan/ton, partially flat; South China Port dropped the most, and Australian coal in Xinsha Port dropped by 50 yuan/ton. Overall, it reflects the recent downward trend of coal market prices. More data, market analysis and research reports can be found in cement big data (https://data.ccement.com/).