Yes, current spot prices won't be felt until the next quarter. With a sharp increase in coking prices management will likely revert back to selling 20-25% of their coal on the coking market. Overall thermal price drop will not be as significant as some might expect, unless thermal prices drop under $150/t and stay there. IMO thermal prices do feel suppressed, with more upside potential than downside.
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