Global thermal coal short-term outlook December 2018: elevated prices and risks to persist
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Win some, lose some
- Near-term outlook
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2018 scorecard: does China matter above all else?
- China: import controls driving market crazy
- China: support required next year to tackle economic slowdown
- India: imports strengthen
- Other Asia: will growth outshine China and India?
- Japan cancels new coal-fired power project
- Europe
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Australia
- Glencore consolidates its position in thermal coal trade, Mitsubishi confirms exit
- Adani’s Carmichael project in the Galilee basin: so near and yet so far
- Mt Pleasant project ready to export thermal coal
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Indonesia
- Will new rules divert exports towards domestic markets?
- Russia plans to raise rail tariff in 2019
- Colombia
Tables and charts
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- Market discounts (energy adjusted) between Newcastle benchmark and off-spec coals, US$/t
- Key prices - history and forecast, nominal, US$/t
- 2018 supply-demand balance, Mt
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