Global iron ore long-term outlook Q1 2020
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Report summary
Table of contents
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What’s changed since Q4-19?
- Price forecast:
- Key demand revisions:
- Key supply revisions:
- Overview
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Asia
- China
- Moderate crude steel production drop in 2020
- Smaller drop in hot metal production and thus iron ore demand
- Iron ore demand from 2020 onward
- India
- Japan
- South Korea
- Taiwan
- Indonesia and Vietnam
- Other Asia
- Europe
- EU and the UK
- Turkey
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Key demand forecast dataJapan is responsible for 5% of global iron ore consumptionand imports 10% of global fines supply
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Indonesia: We expect the relatively rapid increase in iron ore consumption seen over the last five years to continue in the long-termVietnam: The rapid expansion in iron ore consumption seen over the past two years will begin to cool from the mid-2020sEurope: key demand forecast dataEU28 is responsible for 8% of seaborne iron ore importsbut imports 32% of global pellet importsTurkish blast furnace iron ore consumption has the potential to grow in the medium term as new hot metal producing assets are commissionedTurkish domestic iron ore supply currently satisfies around one-third of domestic demand but as demand rises that share will fall to around one-quarterKey demand forecast dataNorth America: key demand forecast data
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