Global copper short-term outlook July 2021
*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below
Report summary
Table of contents
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Market developments
- North America
- Europe
- Asia ex-China
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Concentrate markets
- China concentrate markets
- Other smelter news
- Blister/anode and scrap markets
- Production news
- Project development
Tables and charts
This report includes 21 images and tables including:
- LME 3-month price ($/t) and LME stocks (kt)
- Chinese imports of copper by type and share, 2015 to 2021 (year to June)
- COMEX cash price and spread (clb)
- Indexed LME, COMEX and SHFE prices
- Price forecasts and world quarterly supply-demand balance (kt)
- Concentrate market TCRCs
- Global copper-in-concentrate stock changes (kt Cu)
- US industrial production
- US housing starts and completions
- Production and shipments of copper wire rod and copper semis - kt
- Global quarterly refined copper consumption - kt
- 2021 Planned maintenance for Chinese smelters
- Blister market RC
- Global mine production - breakdown by product type (kt copper in concentrate and leach output)
- Global copper refined consumption (kt)
- Global copper mine production (kt copper in concentrate and leach output)
- Global copper smelter production (kt)
- Global copper refinery production (kt)
- Copper stocks
- Copper prices and premia
- Copper supply-demand balance global summary (kt)
What's included
This report contains:
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