(Reuters) - Prices for prompt loading South African coal cargoes weakened slightly the past two days from Friday because resilient high freight rates have caused buyers to back away from the market, traders and producers said.
There were bids at over $50.00 a tonne FOB Richards Bay for July and August loading panamax cargoes of South African coal on Monday and earlier on Tuesday, they said.
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