Kazakh coal in Poland became more expensive by almost 70% in five weeks. According to Argos, the shortage of energy coal in Poland has greatly accelerated prices. Offers for the supply of Kazakh coal from the 0-300 mm fraction rose from $185 to $291.6-314 per ton over five weeks. In the retail market the situation is even more complex. Polish traders sold 5-25mm coal at $376 a tonne compared with $233 six weeks earlier. Prices are also rising in the European market. Prices for 6000 kcal/kg coal for delivery to the ports of Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Antwerp (CIF ARA) exceeded $150 per ton for the first time in three years. Koala on Telegram | up to MAX.