Global metallurgical coal long-term outlook H1 2019: Walking the tightrope: Can India provide balance as China transitions
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Introduction
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Changes since our last update
- Near Term prices: Chinese imports restricted but prices remain high
- 2020 - 2024: Changing dynamics
- 2025-2030: Supply grows but is it the right coal type?
- 2030-2040: Project pipeline under pressure to deliver
- PCI and SSCC searching for a return to parity
- What has changed?
- Long-term demand trends
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Indian demand bolstered by brownfield expansion
- BF-BOF steel still the first steel-making option
- Infrastructure investment critical to the speed of India's growth
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No change to Chinese megatrend of declining steel, coke and coal demand
- Capacity swap still to provide support for imported coals
- Increasing blast furnace size will entrench lower coke rates and higher CSR
- The high quality of imported coals will support their continued demand in China
Tables and charts
This report includes 7 images and tables including:
- HCC Demand comparison H2 versus H1
- HCC price forecast comparison
- Supply change 2019 to 2040
- Long term steel production in China by type
- Hay Point vs Chinese domestic pricing
- HCC supply and seaborne demand
- Seaborne HCC incentive price curve
What's included
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