Thermal coal markets short-term outlook February 2022
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Report summary
Table of contents
- General discussion and base case
- High/low scenarios
- China – negative price arbitrage curtailed China’s demand for seaborne products
- India – high seaborne coal prices keeping importers at bay
- EMEARC – supply tightness to keep prices elevated
- Global – high CV supply could increase by 7-22 Mt in 2022
- Australia – rainfall and rail maintenance restricts February exports to 9-year lows
- Indonesia – wet weather and export ban dragging down output
- Russia – rail woes continue as producers brace for impacts from the Ukraine conflict
- South Africa – h igh rainfall adds to rail problems
- Colombia – looming election slows movement on reopening coal mines
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Risk scale of Russian thermal coal export by importers (based on 2021 actual trades)Key prices - history and forecast (nominal US$/t)Low and high cases for Newcastle 6,000 kcal/kg at confidence intervals of 5%, 33%, 66% and 95% (US$/t)
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European coal imports by supply countryGlobal high CV supplyOutlook for global high CV thermal coal exportsAustralia thermal coal exportsOutlook for Australia high CV thermal coal exportsIndonesia coal production and exports (Mt)Indonesian mines 7-day average rainfall (mm/week)Average rainfall across SA coal minesWorst impacted SA export coal mines (1 Jan to 23 Feb)
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