China Coal Buyers Resist Indonesian Waiver Clauses in New Supply Deals

Chinese importers are pushing back against waiver clauses in new Indonesian coal contracts that would exempt exporters from delivery obligations if Jakarta reimposes export or output restrictions. Indonesia has repeatedly altered coal policy this year, disrupting shipments to China, the top consumer. The contract dispute signals persistent supply-chain friction and potential price volatility in thermal coal.

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