Thermal coal markets short-term outlook March 2022
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Report summary
Table of contents
- General discussion and base case
- High/low scenarios
- China – imports halve in February owing to Indonesia’s export ban
- India – domestic coal supply needs further acceleration to support demand growth
- Europe – coal demand to remain strong as uncertainty over gas supply intensifies
- Japan – earthquake and fuel switching incentives add downside risk to Q2 coal demand
- Vietnam – covid-disrupted mine output provides headroom for expensive imports
- Indonesia – exports to bounce back strongly
- Russia – producers facing extreme uncertainty
- South Africa – export outlook improves with higher expected railings and better weather
- Colombia – Prodeco reopening targeted for later in 2022
Tables and charts
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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)Japan’s coal-fired power capacity outage
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South Korea coal to gas switching economicsJapan coal to gas switching economicsAustralia thermal coal exportsAustralia thermal coal tradeflowIndonesia coal production and exports (Mt)Indonesian mines 7-day average rainfall (mm/week)RBCT coal exports and TFR railingsAverage rainfall across SA coal minesWorst impacted SA export coal mines (1 Oct to 23 Mar)
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