On June 15, China Coal Energy fell 3.69% in regular trading, trading at HK$11.82/share, with turnover of HK$73.69 million. The decline came amid a broad selloff across coal stocks as coking coal and coke futures suffered sharp losses.

On the news front, coking coal futures main contract hit the daily limit down with an 8% plunge, while coke main contract fell 4.50%. Institutions noted that the short-term unexpected coal price rally may have ended, with Mongolian coal maintaining high-level customs clearance and elevated port inventories capping upside potential. Meanwhile, Indonesia's new export policy has officially taken effect, with stricter approval processes obstructing spot cargo shipments, further weakening import supplementation and dampening market sentiment.

Within the Coal and Consumable Fuels sector, the broader group extended its decline. Among peers, Yancoal Australia fell 4.47%, Yankuang Energy fell 3.75%, China Shenhua fell 3.40%, and Kinetic Development fell 2.75%. Capital flow data shows the coal mining industry has experienced net outflows over the past five days, with institutional net outflows exceeding HK$61 million over the past 20 days.

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