The weekly report on China's coastal transportation market released by the Shanghai Shipping Exchange on December 6 shows that this week, cold air hits one after another, and the daily consumption of power plants in Northeast China and North China has increased, but the daily consumption of power plants in East China and South China has been slow to slow down, and there is not enough momentum after the rise. Downstream wait-and-see sentiment is strong, market transactions are lackluster, and coastal coal freight rates continue to fall. On December 5, the China Coastal Comprehensive Freight Index released by the Shanghai Shipping Exchange closed at 1125.02 points, down 3.9% from the previous period.

The weekly report on China's coastal transportation market released by the Shanghai Shipping Exchange on December 6 shows that this week, cold air hits one after another, and the daily consumption of power plants in Northeast China and North China has increased, but the daily consumption of power plants in East China and South China has been slow to slow down, and there is not enough momentum after the rise. Downstream wait-and-see sentiment is strong, market transactions are lackluster, and coastal coal freight rates continue to fall. On December 5, the China Coastal Comprehensive Freight Index released by the Shanghai Shipping Exchange closed at 1125.02 points, down 3.9% from the previous period.