Global metallurgical coal short-term outlook September 2020: price recovery begins in earnest
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Table of contents
- Potential import restriction softening and supply availability power up markets
- Buyers thinking twice about spot cargo bid strategies
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Base case: Q4 price uptick kicks in
- 1. Declining import restriction risk and steady demand support price rise
- 2. Ex-China demand, led by India, continues to gain momentum in Q4
- 3. Potential for supply to underperform in Q4
- Low case: easing of import restrictions fails to materialise
- PCI producers given lifeline as Q3 contracts settled
- Australia:Queensland’s met coal throughput to slip further
- Australia: Dragline overhaul announced for Saraji
- Australia: Kestrel’s 2020 production target falls
- Mozambique: Moatize plant maintenance now scheduled for November
- China: domestic coal mines face tightening
- Russia: Kolmar moves on new mine complex
- US: Met exports rebound strongly in July
- 7 more item(s)...
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- Key prices - history & quarterly forecasts (US$/t nominal)
- Queensland ports: Metallurgical coal exports (Mt per month)
- Global and Chinese crude steel production (Mt)
- Crude steel production – Ex-China producers (Mt)
- Global and Chinese blast furnace hot metal production (Mt)
- Blast furnace hot metal production – Ex-China producers (Mt)
- Q4 2020 Global Supply vs Demand
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