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Photo – Global coking coal prices fell at the beginning of the year
Global coking coal prices fell at the beginning of the year

Analysts expect prices for these raw materials to remain below $200/t in the first half of the year.

Photo – BMI has lowered its 2025 price forecast for Australian coking coal to $200/t
BMI has lowered its 2025 price forecast for Australian coking coal to $200/t

Demand remains weak due to low steel production growth and economic factors

Photo – Coking coal price to reach $220/t in 2025 – BMI
Coking coal price to reach $220/t in 2025 – BMI

The forecast was made against the backdrop of a gloomy situation in global steel production

Photo – Australia predicts stabilization of coking coal prices
Australia predicts stabilization of coking coal prices

Iron ore prices will fall in the future due to softening demand and new supply

Photo – Coking coal prices remained stable in November
Coking coal prices remained stable in November

Economic stimulus in China did not significantly affect demand

Photo – Coking coal prices rose in October amid China’s incentives
Coking coal prices rose in October amid China’s incentives

Traders doubt the long-term effect of Beijing's stimulus policy

Photo – Australia lowers forecast for coking coal exports for FY2024/2025
Australia lowers forecast for coking coal exports for FY2024/2025

It is expected that prices for this raw material will fluctuate at the level of $200/t until 2026

Photo – Global coking coal prices fall amid oversupply
Global coking coal prices fall amid oversupply

It is expected that at the end of Q4 2024 and in Q1 2025, prices will stabilize and begin to rise to $220-240/t

Photo – Global coking coal prices fell significantly in July
Global coking coal prices fell significantly in July

Indian consumers will return to the market at the end of August, stocks of raw materials in Chinese ports are sufficient

Photo – Global coking coal prices rose in early June
Global coking coal prices rose in early June

The positive dynamics is due to increased demand and expectations of a decrease in supply in July-August

Photo – Asian markets expect lower coking coal prices in Q2
Asian markets expect lower coking coal prices in Q2

In March, China led the decline in quotations

Photo – Australian government predicts decline in coking coal prices
Australian government predicts decline in coking coal prices

The country also lowered the forecast for the export of these products

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