Indonesia’s government may allow coal exports by Tuesday, a senior minister said on Monday, as pressure mounts on the world’s biggest thermal coal exporter to end a ban imposed at New Year.
The suspension, which came after state power utility PLN reported critically low inventory levels of the fuel, sent global coal prices higher last week and prompted calls by Japan, South Korea and the Philippines for it to be
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