Global thermal coal markets: 5 things to look for in 2020
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Report summary
Table of contents
- 1) China’s domestic market will remain oversupplied
- 2) Weaker Indian imports, as domestic supply recovers and demand growth slows
- 3) Low-cost LNG will continue to drag on coal demand in the Atlantic
- 4) Retiring coal-fired capacity in Europe will be offset by new units starting in APAC
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5) Traditional Atlantic suppliers will battle to keep shipments flowing
- Falling transportation costs aid Russian producers as export competition intensifies
- US producer distress
- Supply downside risk in Colombia due to lawsuit challenges
Tables and charts
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- Seaborne import and QHD price
- Investment planned in the energy sector for the fiscal year 2020-21
- Global coal production by country (Mt): guidance vs forecast
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