(Reuters) - NEW YORK, July 26 - Coal miner Consol Energy Inc
said on Thursday its second-quarter profit rose nearly
40 percent, boosted by coal prices that are up as a result of
strategic production cuts at Appalachian mines.
But power plant coal inventories are still higher than it
would like to see and one of its main mines is expected to be
closed for about two months after several roof falls.
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said on Thursday its second-quarter profit rose nearly
40 percent, boosted by coal prices that are up as a result of
strategic production cuts at Appalachian mines.
But power plant coal inventories are still higher than it
would like to see and one of its main mines is expected to be
closed for about two months after several roof falls.
Read more at Reuters.com Market News
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