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Good morning. Today is Wednesday, March 27th. I'm Julie Morgan. The coal industry will see some disruption

following the bridge collapse in Baltimore. Investors are reacting to GameStop's

weak sales report and Apple has set the date for its developer conference.

Consul Energy fell nearly 7% in Tuesday's trading as vessel access in and out of its marine terminal has been delayed

following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge near the Port of Baltimore.

Consul said it does not have a timeline for when vessel access or normal operations

will resume and is looking at all available options to minimize or address direct and indirect

impacts to the company and its operations.

The console terminal has processed more than 10 million tons per year of coal on average since 2010.

Rail Company, CSX, which owns the Curtis Bay coal pier in Baltimore,

said its existing coal customers should expect potential shipment delays.

CSX fell nearly 2% on Tuesday.

Ramako Resources lost 2.5% even after saying it is unaffected by the collapse.

AMR, which owns a 65% stake in the Dominion Coal Export Terminal in Virginia, gained 1.5%,

as company officials said export traffic is being rerouted from Baltimore to Virginia and other ports.

Archer Resources lost 3% as the accident is expected to restrict shipments of coal and create problems in the supply

chain for India, according to the S&P Global Platts. And Peabody Energy ticker symbol BTU, which also uses Baltimore's port to export coal

fell 1.4 percent. Six people are presumed dead following Tuesday morning's

bridge accident. This is our top story in the Wall Street breakfast

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