Commodity Market Report
Global nickel short-term outlook April 2023
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Report summary
A few days of over-active trading sent nickel prices up in the third week of April despite a large global surplus. Equally, the economic rebound in China is taking its time to get going and both stainless and battery segments there are suffering. It's no better in the west. But dig into the detail and it is clear that whatever the excesses of NPI production are in China and Indonesia, Class I metal supply is tight everywhere else.
Table of contents
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Nickel in stainless
- Asia
- China
- Indonesia
- Europe
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Nickel in non-stainless
- Battery raw materials
- Aerospace
- Appendix - Data Tables
Tables and charts
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Quarterly global refined nickel consumption (kt)Quarterly global stainless steel production (kt raw steel basis)Global refined nickel consumption (kt)
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Global stainless steel production (kt raw steel basis)Global nickel mine production/capability (kt)Global nickel smelter production/capability (kt)Global finished nickel production/capability (kt)Nickel stocks and premiumsGlobal refined nickel supply-demand balance (kt)Indonesian stainless slab exports by destinationImpact of imports of stainless from Indonesia on Taiwan's stainless melt outputAircraft deliveries
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