Global thermal coal: 2018 in review
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Pricing outperformed expectations in 2018 but not all coals fared equally
- January-April
- May-July
- August-October
- November-December
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Seaborne demand stronger than expected
- China failed to maintain 2018 imports at previous year's level
- India supply continues to disappoint amid strong economic performance
- Europe demand decline is building momentum
- Global supply response was patchy, but Indonesia and the US rise to the occasion
- Corporate activity changing the coal landscape
Tables and charts
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2018 average monthly thermal coal pricesSeaborne demand to 2000-2018Change in demand 2017-2018Thermal coal M&A Activity and implied price
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