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China brings back coal import tariffs
Move to support money-losing domestic miners will hurt Australian producers
Published Fri, Oct 10, 2014 · 09:50 PM
Sydney
CHINA, the world's biggest coal consumer, is piling on the pain for Australian producers by ratcheting up import barriers.
China will re-introduce import tariffs in its latest effort to support money-losing domestic miners, according to a statement published on the Finance Ministry website. This follows the government's move last month to ban the impor…
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