In the latest episode of OPIS Talks, James Stevenson and Ranjana von Wendland explore a rapidly shifting global landscape for the coal and coke markets. With the Indian government replacing quantitative restrictions on coke imports with anti-dumping duties, and political developments in Venezuela creating ripple effects across Latin America, the Colombian industry is facing a period of significant change and uncertainty. The discussion will cover the repercussions of the Venezuelan political situation on Colombia’s coal sector and the wider Latin American market, the impact of India’s introduction of anti-dumping duties in place of quotas on the global coke market, Colombia’s export diversification strategies, Rising cost pressures and shrinking margins for Colombian producers, and The upcoming Colombian elections and their potential implications for the industry.