Commodity Market Report
North America coal short-term outlook March 2019: Troubled waters for river deliveries
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Report summary
High water levels and flood conditions, particularly on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, are causing delays all throughout the US river-transportation infrastructure. Snowmelt and heavy rains have resulted in swelling waterways and dangerous conditions. Barges have been unable to safely navigate the river to deliver their cargoes. However, coal producers are guardedly optimistic in the guidance for 2019 in certain basins where there is greater access to export markets. Although we see natural gas prices around US$2.8/mmbtu by this summer, the real driver for spot coal prices will be the international markets.
Table of contents
- Coal Contracting
- Metallurgical export demand
- Thermal export demand
- Company Quarterly Data
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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CAPP January coal deliveriesNAPP January coal deliveriesILB January coal deliveries
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PRB January coal deliveriesThermal and metallurgical coal exportsCoal producer data summaryUtility stockpiles by census region (Mst)
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