On June 10, China Coal Energy fell 3.13% in regular trading, trading at HKD 12.08/share, with trading volume of HKD 54.985 million.

The decline was primarily triggered by a sharp selloff in coking coal futures. The coking coal futures main contract hit limit down with an 8% plunge, while coke futures dropped 4.50%. Institutions noted that the recent coal price rally may have peaked, with high Mongolian coal customs clearance volumes and elevated port inventories capping further upside.

The broader coal sector remained under significant pressure. Among peers, Yankuang Energy fell 4.66%, CGN Mining dropped 7.56%, Kinetic Development declined 5.64%, and Yancoal Australia lost 3.20%. Additionally, Indonesia's new coal export centralization policy has formally taken effect, with tighter approval processes disrupting spot cargo shipments and further weakening market sentiment.

On the regulatory front, authorities have urged coal enterprises to release advanced production capacity under safety compliance, while the upcoming Coal Mine Major Accident Hazard Identification Standards set for July 1 implementation signals sustained regulatory tightening domestically.

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