NEW DELHI: India is preparing to launch a coal exchange aimed at stabilizing coal prices and enhancing the fuel’s availability, according to Coal Minister G. Kishan Reddy. Speaking at an industry event on Monday, the minister revealed that discussions on establishing the exchange took place last week, though the exact launch date was not disclosed.
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