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A bottom-up approach to China's copper demand
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Report summary
In the recently published Global copper long-term outlook (LTO) Q1 2016, we presented our China end-use copper demand analysis with a sector breakdown. Copper demand consists of five key end-use sectors: the electrical network sector, the construction sector, the appliance sector, the machinery sector and the transport sector. The numbers for end-use copper demand by sector are the output of our new China copper demand model. The model is updated every quarter, and the outcomes will be published in our LTO. This insight explains our methodology and also outlines the scope of each end-use sector, and the assumptions and policy measures that have been quantified and factored into our model.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Methodology: what defines our bottom-up approach?
- Identify key copper-consuming end-use sectors and key products
- Produce outlooks on end-use markets
- Estimate the current level and future trends in intensity
- Update cycle
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End-use sectors: where is copper consumed and how to measure the trends?
- Electrical network
- Construction
- Appliances
- Machinery
- Transport
- Others
Tables and charts
This report includes 8 images and tables including:
- A bottom-up approach to China's copper demand: Image 1
- Analysis framework of China's copper demand model
- A bottom-up approach to China's copper demand: Table 1
- The structure of China's power network
- A bottom-up approach to China's copper demand: Table 2
- A bottom-up approach to China's copper demand: Table 3
- A bottom-up approach to China's copper demand: Table 4
- A bottom-up approach to China's copper demand: Table 5
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