Metallurgical coal market short-term outlook May 2021
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Table of contents
- Coronavirus update: Month ended May
- Outlook
- PCI indices not doing market justice
- China: high commodity prices prompts government action
- China: steel and coke producers increase operating capacities
- India: steel production loses momentum, but hot metal remains intact
- Japan: steel production on the rise
- Europe: sky-high steel prices and low-cost Aussie coals spur met coal swap deals
- Brazil: met coal demand solid in spite of Covid prevalence
- Australia: Queensland’s met coal throughput pickup moving into Q2
- Australia: Metropolitan resumes production
- Australia: Kestrel’s output set to recover in H2 2021
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Infection rate versus hot metal productionCost versus spot price (US$)Key prices - history & quarterly forecasts (US$/t nominal)
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Global and Chinese crude steel production (Mt)Global and Chinese blast furnace hot metal production (Mt)Crude steel production - ex-China producers (Mt)Blast furnace hot metal production - ex-China producers (Mt)Queensland ports: Metallurgical coal exports (Mt per month)
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