China coal short-term outlook November 2022
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Thermal demand: pandemic outbreak curtails demand
- Met demand: gloomy outlook despite far-off hope
- Various disruptions resulted in a 4.3% or 17 Mt month-on-month production decline in October
- Domestic production is struggling for growth in November and December
- Thermal imports: the price for lower quality seaborne coal falling along with China’s domestic price
- Met imports: Russia and Mongolia to account for 70% of China’s coking coal import
- Thermal price: prices slumped as the coronavirus and warmer temperatures diminished demand
- Thermal outlook: the QHD price to fluctuate around RMB1,200/t
- Met price: the coronavirus surge inadvertently supported the coal price – but higher prices are unsustainable
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Monthly coal-fired power generation (TWh)Monthly hydro-power generation (TWh)Monthly throughput at Qinhuangdao port (Mt)
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Monthly throughput at Huanghua port (Mt)Monthly hot metal production (Mt)Monthly metallurgical coke production (Mt)China coal output monthly (Mt)Thermal coal supply (Mt)Metallurgical coal supply (Mt)Key thermal coal prices: history and forecast (USD/t)Hard coking coal price arbitrage at Tangshan steel mill (USD/t nominal)
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