China exported 350,000 tonnes of coal in November 2024, falling 37.4% from the previous year and 35.19% on the month, showed data from the General Administration of Customs.

The exports amounted to $63.45 million in November, dropping 44.7% year on year and 34.46% month on month. That put the average coal export price at $181.27/t, down $23.44/t from a year ago yet up $2/t from a month earlier.

China's coal exports totaled 6.04 million tonnes in the first 11 months, rising 49.9% from last year. Total coal exports were worth $1.17 billion during the same period, increasing 11.3% compared to the year prior.

Additionally, coke and semi-coke exports were registered at 540,000 tonnes in November, falling 33.3% from a year ago, while the value stood at $110.0 million, down 49.7% from the year before.

Over January-November, coke and semi-coke exports amounted to 7.77 million tonnes, sinking 2.9% year on year. Total export value was $1.80 billion, descending 20.5% from the year-ago level.

China exported 440,000 tonnes of cement and cement clinker in November, declining 3% from the year earlier, while the value reached $24.76 million, 6.6% lower than the preceding year.

The accumulative cement and cement clinker exports reached 4.92 million tonnes, gaining 40.7% on the year. The value came in at $285.63 million, a 7.7% year-on-year growth.