Global thermal coal short-term outlook April 2019: prices hit record lows
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- China – weak restocking interest amid high inventory and non-coal generation growth
- India – destocking interest will improve, but domestic production adds risk to imports
- Japan – potential shutdowns of reactors could bring upside to coal
- South Korea – coal generation under pressure, but curtailment may be less severe
- Vietnam – strong imports demand with upside risk as new projects kick off
- Europe – weak generation and high stocks further subdue demand in Q2
- Australia – rail maintenance in May could keep stocks low while high-CV outlook tightens
- Indonesia – exports remain healthy despite the rains
- South Africa – force majeure may impact sentiment on exports availability
- Colombia – rainy season continues to constrain supply
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- China thermal coal imports by key sources
- India closing thermal coal stocks at power plants
- Deadlines and overruns of operating nuclear reactors in Japan
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