Thermal coal markets short-term outlook January 2022
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Report summary
Table of contents
- China – China imported 246 Mt of seaborne thermal coal in 2021
- India – imports revive on stockpile replenishment and strong industrial demand
- South Korea – new annual cap
- Europe – supply disruptions could hinder coal generation
- Australia – better performance expected in 2022 as La Niña subsides
- Indonesia – export’s ban eased, however restriction likely to weigh on production
- Russia – new eastbound quotas could boost thermal coal exports
- South Africa – coal exports plunge to 1996 low
- General discussion and base case
- High/low scenarios
Tables and charts
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China’s seaborne imports and the QHD pricesEuropean coal imports by supply countryAustralia thermal coal exports
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Rainfall at key mines (ranked by total rainfall over Nov21 to 19 Jan22)Indonesia coal production and exports (Mt)Indonesian mines 7 day average rainfall (mm/week)Indonesia coal producers budget plan for 2022SA total coal exports by portSA Monthly thermal coal exportsKey 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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