Commodity Market Report
North America coal short-term outlook June 2019: Awaiting summer demand
Report summary
Prices fall across the board as below average temperatures hold through the beginning of June and natural gas and renewables increase their share of the energy mix. Cooling demand has yet to come around and June production levels have reflected this. Production in the first three weeks of June was significantly below 2018. Contracted shipments to overseas markets continue but are contributing to a supply glut in Europe and Asia and the resulting low prices. Most or all international shipments are adhering to contracts signed last year when prices were higher. At current price levels, it is unlikely that any US thermal product can be booked profitably to seaborne customers.
Table of contents
- ACE Rule
- Metallurgical
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Thermal Export
- Peabody Arch Joint Venture
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- Thermal and metallurgical coal exports (Mst)
- US apparent capacity vs. EIA annualised weekly shipments
- Total Powder River Basin and Western Bituminous coal production
- Coal and coke tonnage shipped on internal US waterways (Mst)
- EGU Stockpiles by Census Region (Mst)
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