Russell: Asia’s coal importers split between rich north and poorer south
Region is increasingly becoming split between those countries willing and able to pay high prices, and those who are cutting now unaffordable imports.
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‘Extremely dangerous’ hurricane Ida knocks out more oil than Katrina
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