According to the Shanghai Aviation Exchange, typhoon “White Dolphin” passed through the border this week, leading to widespread rainfall in many places. The hot weather was mitigated, the daily consumption of downstream power plants declined, and the pressure to replenish stocks weakened. At the same time, coal prices in production areas continue to be high, downstream procurement costs are rising, and terminal wait-and-see sentiment is strong. Most of the time, market transactions are low, pallet releases are limited, and the composite index is under downward pressure. On August 14, the China Coastal Comprehensive Freight Index released by the Shanghai Shipping Exchange closed at 1243.09 points, down 0.5% from the previous period.

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