On May 22, Yankuang Energy fell 3.07% in regular trading, trading at HKD 13.29 per share, with trading volume of HKD 120 million. The stock has now declined for four consecutive sessions.

On the news front, the coal sector continued its broad-based selloff driven by multiple headwinds. Institutions noted that the coal market remains in a seasonal demand transition period, with high inventory levels and weak spot demand suppressing port coal prices and limiting near-term upside momentum. Additionally, geopolitical risk premiums have faded as US-Iran tensions showed signs of de-escalation, prompting capital to rotate out of coal into growth-oriented sectors. Fangzheng Securities noted that if the conflict eases quickly, coal price upside remains limited.

Within the Coal and Consumable Fuels sector, China Shenhua was flat at 0.05%, while China Coal fell 2.33%, Yancoal Australia fell 2.92%, China Qinfa rose 2.59%, and CGN Mining rose 1.86%.

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