[A total of 8 coal mines in Qinyuan, Changzhi, have resumed production and the three major ports have been closed for one day on the Mid-Autumn Festival] On September 20, the three major coal ports in Mongolia were closed for the Mid-Autumn Festival. The short-term customs clearance volume is still limited, the port inventory has dropped to a low level, and the bottom support for Mongolian coal prices is still there. The quotations of port traders are temporarily stable, and actual transactions are sparse. In the future, we should continue to pay attention to the impact of customs clearance resumption and futures fluctuations on market prices. Qinyuan County, Changzhi City, today resumed production of a new coal mine with an approved production capacity of 900,000 tons. The type of coal involved is high-sulfur main coking coal, with a daily production of raw coal of approximately 0.05 million tons. The county has resumed production of 8 coal mines, with a total production capacity of 10.2 million tons. (My Steel Net)