The Port Coal Price Statistics Table shows the price changes of various coal types in different ports on July 30 and July 23, 2026. On the whole, coal prices in most ports are relatively stable, and some show that data are missing. The price changes were mainly concentrated in some ports in South China, such as the general bituminous coal and Australian coal from Xinsha Port and Indonesian coal from Haichang Port, with a price drop of about 10%; the prices of some coal types remained unchanged, such as the prices of Qinhuangdao Port, Caofeidian Port and other ports around Bohai Sea, as well as the prices of most bituminous coal from Rugao Port, Jingjiang Yingli Port and other ports in East China and Jiangnei.
This is a statistical table of port coal prices, involving ports around the Bohai Sea, East China, Jiangnei and South China. Prices at most ports remained unchanged, with only some ports in South China declining. The price of general bituminous coal and Australian coal at Xinsha Port Terminal and Indonesian coal at Haichang Terminal dropped by 5-10 yuan/ton. On the whole, the coal market is relatively stable in the statistical cycle, with only a partial price drop in South China. More data, market analysis and research reports can be found in cement big data (https://data.ccement.com/).