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LONDON: Benchmark thermal coal futures rose to a one-month high of $67 per tonne on Monday morning, driven by a coal export disruption in Australia.
The API2 2018 contract was $0.65 higher at $67.00 a tonne at 0912 GMT, its highest level since March 3.
Traders said the rise was mainly due to disruption of coal exports caused by rail line damage in cyclone-hit northeast Australia.
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