Global thermal coal short-term outlook February 2021: weaker demand pressures prices
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Report summary
Table of contents
- High/low scenarios
- China – Seaborne imports stable despite price arbitrage closing
- India – Many positive signs for import coal demand
- South Korea – 3 GW new coal-fired units support import growth this year
- Philippines – New coal power units will offset the impact of Mariveles’ accidental outage
- Europe – Carbon policies continue to advance
- Australia – Holding up as trade flows continue to evolve
- Indonesia – China-bound cargoes surge
- South Africa – Exports slump in January while Transnet plays catch up
- Colombia – Cerrejon’s struggles continue
- US – extreme weather supports domestic coal demand
- Canada – Vista mine idled over regulatory delay
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Low and high cases for Newcastle 6,000 kcal/kg at confidence intervals of 5%, 33%, 66% and 95% (US$/t)
- China seaborne thermal coal imports by month, Mt
- S.Korea generation capacity factor (2019-2020)
- S.Korea generation change, %YoY(2019-20)
- Australia thermal coal exports (Mt, 2019-2020)
- Australia thermal coal exports 2020 (Mt, annualised)
- Indonesia coal exports to China (annualised)
- Indonesia coal production and exports
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