** Shares of Polish coal miner Jastrzebska Spolka Weglowa JSW.WA fall around 3% after management board suspended talks with trade unions over company restructuring on Tuesday after market close
** The deadlock threatens a vital 3 billion zloty ($858 million) rescue plan, pushing the miner closer to a financial crunch
** The loan is conditional on unions' approval of labor cost reductions
** "Unfortunately, JSW is running out of liquidity and the Management Board may file for bankruptcy any day now," Erste Group analyst Jakub Szkopek said in a note
($1 = 3.4929 zlotys)
(Reporting by Rafal Nowak)
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