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Baosteel to cut capacity by 30% in Shanghai
BAOSTEEL Group Corp has started piling work for the No. 1 blast furnace of its Guangdong-based Zhanjiang plant, seen as a "key battlefield" as it bids to cut 30 percent of its capacity in Shanghai.

Coal prices fall to one-year low
Industry watchers suggested Monday that using coal as chemical raw materials rather than only as power-generating resources would be the best way to resolve overcapacity issues that have taken a toll on the domestic coal industry.

China's next SPR phase delayed to 2015 on oil supply overhang: analyst
The second phase of China's strategic petroleum reserves will likely be delayed to 2015 from the end of this year because of slow progress, analysts at investment bank China International Capital Corp. said in a report Tuesday.

Shanxi Coal Import & Export Group to issue RMB 1.5 bln bills
Shanxi Coal Import & Export Group Corporation, a state-owned enterprise controlled by the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of Shanxi Provincial Government, has announced that it plans to issue RMB 1.5 billion in short-term bills with a maturity of 365 days in the interbank market on May 28.

Today's headlines

· China Coal Ban May Boost Qinhuangdao Price, Fenwei Energy Says

· Hungry investors on the hunt for their pot of gold

· China unnerves Asia market with threatened embargo on low-CV thermal coal

· NY City bridge repairs can't span US-China steel divide

Int'l Highlights

· Gloom hits services firms as Australia's mining boom peaks

· Zimbabwe mining chamber criticises minerals proposals

· Chinese, Indian thermal demand to take center stage at Coaltrans Asia

· Australian resource investment to peak in 2013 at A$85 bil: Wood Mackenzie

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