China's coal shortage, which forced factories to cut production, is easing, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia said in a note Tuesday.
The number of Chinese provinces with significant power shortages fell to two in mid-October, down from 18 at the start of the month, a Commonwealth Bank of Australia report said.
Chinese authorities have allowed more production and imports of coal, and cracked down on speculation in soaring prices.
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