Как сообщает агентство Reuters,японская Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp обеспокоена ценами на коксующийся уголь, которые неожиданно выросли после выхода забастовок и сбоев производства в Австралия.
По словам исполнительного директора Toshiharu Sakae ,«если перебои продолжатся, цены на уголь могут расти дальше, поскольку спрос на сталь в Китае и Индии является сильным.Как только проблемы производства будут решены, цены должны вернуться к уровню около $160 за тонну.»
Коксующийся уголь на Сингапурской товарной бирже торговался в среду на уровне $195 за тонну.
Китай вводит эмбарго на импорт угля, железа, свинца и морепродуктов из КНДР
Страны, которые уже заключили с КНДР подобные контракты, должны завершить ввоз закупленных полезных ископаемых и товаров в течение 30 дней со дня принятия документа.
Asian met coal sellers lower offers to attract demand
Singapore—Asia-Pacific met coal sellers lowered offers of premium coal into the international market Friday as most buyers were still withholding purchases. S&P Global Platts assessed the Premium Low Vol FOB Australia 50 cents lower at $194.50/mt FOB Australia. In the first-tier coal segment, a seller lowered his offer of Australian Premium Mid-Vol HCC with 66%-69% CSR from $198/mt FOB to $196/ mt FOB, and later to $194/mt FOB through $2/mt decrements. This was for 90,000 mt volume size and for September laycan. There were also other firm offers: a Semi-Premium HCC with 66%- 69% CSR was available at $200/mt FOB Australia, while another Premium Mid-Vol 66%-69% CSR material was offered on a floatingprice basis, at a 2% premium. Both were for Panamax-volume-size cargoes, and for mid-September laycans. Meanwhile, there was some buy-side interest in the international market. One was for a tender already launched Thursday, closing Monday next week, for a Prime Hard coking coal with either 73%-75% CSR or a Premium Mid Vol with 67%-69% CSR, Panamax size with September laycan. The other was for the Indian market with a procurement tender for imported coking coal, for material that can fit two-five railway rakes. This was for steel mill Neelachal Ispat Nigam Ltd. for September delivery. The specifications are for hard coking coal with 20%-26% VM, 9%-10.5% ash, 0.6%-1% sulfur, 6%-7.5% CSN and less than 0.08% phosphorus. The procurement tender is expected to end on August 17 at 11 am Indian Standard Time. Most of the inquiries appeared to be concentrated in Asia, with interest in Europe quiet, a sell-side source said. In China, meanwhile, demand was slow, with buyers still unwilling to come to terms with offer prices at $200/mt CFR China for premium coals. End-users reiterated that while domestic supply availability was not abundant, it was not tight enough to justify buying much more expensive imported material at the $200/mt CFR China offer mark. An end-user indicated that, even if domestic coking coal prices were to rise further, which is to be expected, it would not jump by so much to match the current import offer levels. In the PCI segment, there was a spot trade done Friday for Australian 15-17% VM and 10%- 11% ash material at $125-$127/mt CFR China. This was for a 90,000-mt material for September laycan. Some Chinese steelmakers which traditionally do not import Australian PCI Were considering the options due to the supply outages in Russia, a market source said. Chinese coke offers up Meanwhile, in the met coke market, higher offers were heard for export. An Indian buyer said he had received two separate offers for 64%/62% CSR coke at $325/mt CFR India. Another international trader said there was a range of offers for 64%/62% CSR Chinese coke at $305-$310/mt FOB China. In Southeast Asia, another mill end-user said she had been offered 64%/62% CSR coke at $326-$327/mt CFR Southeast Asia, addingwhile it was high, she was considering the offer. In the Chinese port stocks market, there was a trade done this week at $1430/mt for a semi-premium blend with 67%-69% CSR for less than 20,000 mt, indicating prices had strengthened. — Elizabeth Low, Edwin Yeo
Asian met coal sellers lower offers to attract demand
Singapore—Asia-Pacific met coal sellers lowered offers of premium coal into the international market Friday as most buyers were still withholding purchases. S&P Global Platts assessed the Premium Low Vol FOB Australia 50 cents lower at $194.50/mt FOB Australia. In the first-tier coal segment, a seller lowered his offer of Australian Premium Mid-Vol HCC with 66%-69% CSR from $198/mt FOB to $196/ mt FOB, and later to $194/mt FOB through $2/mt decrements. This was for 90,000 mt volume size and for September laycan. There were also other firm offers: a Semi-Premium HCC with 66%- 69% CSR was available at $200/mt FOB Australia, while another Premium Mid-Vol 66%-69% CSR material was offered on a floatingprice basis, at a 2% premium. Both were for Panamax-volume-size cargoes, and for mid-September laycans. Meanwhile, there was some buy-side interest in the international market. One was for a tender already launched Thursday, closing Monday next week, for a Prime Hard coking coal with either 73%-75% CSR or a Premium Mid Vol with 67%-69% CSR, Panamax size with September laycan. The other was for the Indian market with a procurement tender for imported coking coal, for material that can fit two-five railway rakes. This was for steel mill Neelachal Ispat Nigam Ltd. for September delivery. The specifications are for hard coking coal with 20%-26% VM, 9%-10.5% ash, 0.6%-1% sulfur, 6%-7.5% CSN and less than 0.08% phosphorus. The procurement tender is expected to end on August 17 at 11 am Indian Standard Time. Most of the inquiries appeared to be concentrated in Asia, with interest in Europe quiet, a sell-side source said. In China, meanwhile, demand was slow, with buyers still unwilling to come to terms with offer prices at $200/mt CFR China for premium coals. End-users reiterated that while domestic supply availability was not abundant, it was not tight enough to justify buying much more expensive imported material at the $200/mt CFR China offer mark. An end-user indicated that, even if domestic coking coal prices were to rise further, which is to be expected, it would not jump by so much to match the current import offer levels. In the PCI segment, there was a spot trade done Friday for Australian 15-17% VM and 10%- 11% ash material at $125-$127/mt CFR China. This was for a 90,000-mt material for September laycan. Some Chinese steelmakers which traditionally do not import Australian PCI Were considering the options due to the supply outages in Russia, a market source said. Chinese coke offers up Meanwhile, in the met coke market, higher offers were heard for export. An Indian buyer said he had received two separate offers for 64%/62% CSR coke at $325/mt CFR India. Another international trader said there was a range of offers for 64%/62% CSR Chinese coke at $305-$310/mt FOB China. In Southeast Asia, another mill end-user said she had been offered 64%/62% CSR coke at $326-$327/mt CFR Southeast Asia, addingwhile it was high, she was considering the offer. In the Chinese port stocks market, there was a trade done this week at $1430/mt for a semi-premium blend with 67%-69% CSR for less than 20,000 mt, indicating prices had strengthened. — Elizabeth Low, Edwin Yeo
Читал, насторожило supply outages in Russia... Сбои поставок из России
Asian met coal sellers lower offers to attract demand
Singapore—Asia-Pacific met coal sellers lowered offers of premium coal into the international market Friday as most buyers were still withholding purchases. S&P Global Platts assessed the Premium Low Vol FOB Australia 50 cents lower at $194.50/mt FOB Australia. In the first-tier coal segment, a seller lowered his offer of Australian Premium Mid-Vol HCC with 66%-69% CSR from $198/mt FOB to $196/ mt FOB, and later to $194/mt FOB through $2/mt decrements. This was for 90,000 mt volume size and for September laycan. There were also other firm offers: a Semi-Premium HCC with 66%- 69% CSR was available at $200/mt FOB Australia, while another Premium Mid-Vol 66%-69% CSR material was offered on a floatingprice basis, at a 2% premium. Both were for Panamax-volume-size cargoes, and for mid-September laycans. Meanwhile, there was some buy-side interest in the international market. One was for a tender already launched Thursday, closing Monday next week, for a Prime Hard coking coal with either 73%-75% CSR or a Premium Mid Vol with 67%-69% CSR, Panamax size with September laycan. The other was for the Indian market with a procurement tender for imported coking coal, for material that can fit two-five railway rakes. This was for steel mill Neelachal Ispat Nigam Ltd. for September delivery. The specifications are for hard coking coal with 20%-26% VM, 9%-10.5% ash, 0.6%-1% sulfur, 6%-7.5% CSN and less than 0.08% phosphorus. The procurement tender is expected to end on August 17 at 11 am Indian Standard Time. Most of the inquiries appeared to be concentrated in Asia, with interest in Europe quiet, a sell-side source said. In China, meanwhile, demand was slow, with buyers still unwilling to come to terms with offer prices at $200/mt CFR China for premium coals. End-users reiterated that while domestic supply availability was not abundant, it was not tight enough to justify buying much more expensive imported material at the $200/mt CFR China offer mark. An end-user indicated that, even if domestic coking coal prices were to rise further, which is to be expected, it would not jump by so much to match the current import offer levels. In the PCI segment, there was a spot trade done Friday for Australian 15-17% VM and 10%- 11% ash material at $125-$127/mt CFR China. This was for a 90,000-mt material for September laycan. Some Chinese steelmakers which traditionally do not import Australian PCI Were considering the options due to the supply outages in Russia, a market source said. Chinese coke offers up Meanwhile, in the met coke market, higher offers were heard for export. An Indian buyer said he had received two separate offers for 64%/62% CSR coke at $325/mt CFR India. Another international trader said there was a range of offers for 64%/62% CSR Chinese coke at $305-$310/mt FOB China. In Southeast Asia, another mill end-user said she had been offered 64%/62% CSR coke at $326-$327/mt CFR Southeast Asia, addingwhile it was high, she was considering the offer. In the Chinese port stocks market, there was a trade done this week at $1430/mt for a semi-premium blend with 67%-69% CSR for less than 20,000 mt, indicating prices had strengthened. — Elizabeth Low, Edwin Yeo
Читал, насторожило supply outages in Russia... Сбои поставок из России
у нас же тоже циклон, Хабаровский край подтопило, там Ванино и Совгавань
Порт Ванино не рассчитался за купленные год назад собственные акции Для сделки стивидору придется увеличивать и без того немалый долг, указывает эксперт http://www.vedomosti.ru/business/articles/2017/...
Asian met coal sellers lower offers to attract demand
Супер! Покупатели психологически не готовы брать выше 200 - пусть пока берут по 195. Скоро привыкнут Угольщики должны получить компенсацию за долгие месяцы издевательств и разорений, когда цены были меньше 100.
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