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How will Xiongan New Area affect metals demand in China?
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Report summary
The Chinese government announced plans to create Xiongan New Area, a state-level new area south of Beijing. Although a detailed plan has yet to be released, we believe the development of Xiongan will require significant investment in infrastructure and other construction over the next 10 years. We have forecast how much metals demand Xiongan’s creation will add by comparing it with the development of similar zones in China, such as Shenzhen, Shanghai’s Pudong and Tianjin’s Binhai areas. Our base case estimate is that Xiongan will add around 20 Mt of steel demand, 400 kt of aluminium demand and 250 kt of copper demand during the first 10 years of its establishment.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Where is Xiongan New Area?
- Xiongan New Area map
- How important is Xiongan New Area?
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What are the implications for metals demand?
- Xiongan New Area in comparison with similar new areas in China
- Risks
Tables and charts
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How will Xiongan New Area affect metals demand in China?: Image 1How will Xiongan New Area affect metals demand in China?: Table 1Metals demand created by Binhai New Area
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