Metallurgical coal price tumble threatens profitability
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Prices fall to three-year low
- China reemerges as price setter
- Will cost and margin stop the fall in prices?
- Our 90th percentile breakeven price for HCC lays the foundation
- What does it mean for PCI and SCC?
- Where to from here?
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Steel and met coal prices & spot HCC cargo availabilityChinese domestic prices equivalent to FOB AustraliaHCC seaborne export total cash cost curve (unadjusted for quality) for 2024
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HCC seaborne export 90th percentile total cash cost change over timeHCC seaborne export margin curve for 2024Benchmark HCC seaborne export breakeven prices (15% IRR, real 2024 terms)PCI seaborne export total cash cost curve (unadjusted for quality) for 2024PCI seaborne export margin curve for 2024SCC seaborne export total cash cost curve (unadjusted for quality) for 2024SCC seaborne export margin curve for 2024
What's included
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