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Copper market trends
Jorge Cantallopts
Director of Research and Public Policies
Chilean Copper Comission (Cochilco)
December 2017
Fuente: Cochilco
2017 COPPER MARKET ANALYSIS
2018 FORECAST
MEDIUM-SCALE COPPER MINING IN CHILE
Contents
2017 copper price evolution
Source: Cochilco’s elaboration on the basis of London Metal Exchange, Comex and Shanghai Stock Exchange.
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Stocks (in thousands of ton.) Spot Price Moving Average 30
(1) Managed Money Trader (MMT) is the net number of copper futures. It’s evolution in time implicitly reflects the investors’ expectation aboutthe copper price.
Source: Cochilco’s elaboration on the basis of CFTC, Comex.
Investment 2016 2017
Copper 18.4 17.9
S&P 500 9.5 17.4
Dow Jones 20.9 21.4
TW USDollar Index
4.2 -7.1
Market return (%)
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Spot Price MMT (Contracts)
Source: Reuters
2017 Investment activity: Managed Money Trader (1) and Copper price
Source: Cochilco’s elaboration on the basis of Reuters.
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Stocks in Stock Eschanges (in thousands of ton.)
LME COMEX SHFE
428
717
265
511
543
552
1235
1118
1121
961
1291
1304
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
Stocks in and out of Stock Exchanges(in thousands of ton.)
In Out
2017 warehouse stocks in and out of Stock Exchanges
Source: Cochilco’s elaboration on the basis of London Metal Exchange and St. Louis Fed
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128
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Trade Weighted US Dollar Index Spot Price
Trade Weighted US Dollar Index vs Copper Price
In December 12-13, it’s anticipated that the Federal Reserve will rise its interest rate.
Source: Cochilco’s elaboration on the basis of Reuters and World Metal Statistics.
Quarterly GDP evolution of the world’s biggest consumers
0,8
1,2
3,5
2,1
1,2
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UNITED STATES
1,7 1,7 1,7
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EUROZONE
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CHINA (%)
Variation (%) in relation to the same month in the previous year:
In 2016 China accounted for 50% of the world’s refined copper consumption, the Eurozone, 12%, and theUnited States, 8%.
Source: Cochilco’s elaboration on the basis of Reuters.
Monthly Industrial Production evolution of the world’s biggest consumers
-1,3-1,2
-0,8
-0,4
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0,0
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1,5
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United States
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Eurozone
6,3
6,16,16,2
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China
Variation (%) in relation to the same month in the previous year:
2016-2018 Mine copper production
Country2016 2017 f 2018 f
Thousand MT Thousand MT Var. % Thousand MT Var. %
Chile 5,553 5,327 -4.1% 5,740 7.8%
Peru 2,354 2,455 4.3% 2,504 2.0%
China 1,851 1,906 3.0% 1,963 3.0%
USA 1,431 1,345 -6.0% 1,385 3.0%
DR Congo 987 1,071 8.5% 1,049 -2.0%
Kazakhztan 509 540 6.0% 593 10.0%
Australia 948 948 0.0% 1,010 6.5%
Zambia 738 801 8.5% 841 5.0%
Russia 766 766 0.0% 797 4.0%
Canada 740 747 1.0% 774 3.5%
Mexico 708 637 -10.0% 656 3.0%
Indonesia 696 661 -5.0% 697 5.5%
Poland 425 425 0.0% 423 -0.5%
Mongolia 329 340 3.5% 337 -1.0%
Brazil 353 310 -12.0% 312 0.5%
Iran 278 274 -1.5% 281 2.5%
Rest of the World 1,627 1,570 -3.5% 1,625 3.5%
World 20,291 20,124 -0.8% 20,988 4.3%
Source: Cochilco’s elaboration on the basis of World Metal Statistics and SNL.
China’s GDP growth is expected toslow down from 6.8% (2017) to 6.5%(2018), which will translate into alower copper demand growth from2.2% (2017) to 2% (2018). In terms ofvolume, the increase will be from 11.9million ton. (2017) to 12.1 million(2018).
In the Eurozone, Japan and the USA,copper demand is expected to remainrelatively stable.
Source: IMF.
1,51,8
6,7
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2,2 2,1
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1,5
3,6
2,31,9
6,5
0,7
3,7
USA Eurozone China Japan World
2016 2017f 2018 f
GDP growth forecast among the world’s main copper consumers
Source: Cochilco.
2016-2018 refined copper demand
Country2016 2017 f 2018 f
Thousand MT Thousand MT Var. % Thousand MT Var. %
China 11,642 11,898 2.2 12,136 2.0
Europe 3,781 3,784 0.1 3,822 1.0
United States 1,811 1,815 0.2 1,833 1.0
Japan 973 987 1.4 997 1.0
South Korea 759 770 1.4 772 0.3
India 499 512 2.6 542 5.9
Turkey 464 471 1.5 481 2.1
Taiwan 507 510 0.6 512 0.4
Brazil 511 519 1.6 529 1.9
Russia 371 369 -0.5 373 1.1
Rest of the world 2,105 2,147 2.0 2,201 2.5
World 23,423 23,782 1.3% 24,198 1.4%
In thousands of MT.
Source: Cochilco.
2016-2018 refined copper balance
2016 Var. % 2017f Var. % 2018f Var. %
Mine copper production 20,291 4.5 20,124 -0.8 20,988 4.3
Refined supply 23,570 2.1 23,622 902.2 24,110 2.1
Primary 20,070 4.4 19,597 876.4 20,460 4.4
Secondary 3,500 -9.7 4,025 15.0 3,650 -9.3
Refined demand 23,423 2.3 23,782 1.5 24,198 1.7
China 11,642 2.5 11,898 2.2 12,136 2.0
Rest of the world 11,780 0.3 11,884 0.9 12,061 1.5
Refined balance 147 -160 -88
Copper Price average) 221 -11.5 279 26.2 295 5.7
Source: Cochilco.
2018-2019 Copper Price forecast
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Spot Price (cUS$/lb) Yearly Average Forecast
2016 2017 2018 F
Source: Cochilco’s elaboration on the basis of Sernageomin.
Small medium-scaleminers
Large Medium-scaleminers
Number of companies 11 13
Refined copper equivalent productioncapacity (thousand ton./year)
1.2– 10 12-50
Number of workers 80-200 200-400
Yearly sales (in million US$) 8-50 60-300
2016 production (in thousands of ton.) 45 358
There are two categories clearly differentiated:
Medium-scale copper mining in Chile
Source: Medium-Scale mining companies Survey, 2016, Cochilco.
Medium-scale copper mining’s main production inputs in 2014
Contractor Services40,8%
Water1,1%
Reactives, explosives, others
11,2%
Fuels3,6%
Labour21,6%
Sulfuric acid6%
Fuels3,6%
Worth of Supplies: US$
1.013 millions
Project Operator Region Developing stageProjected
starting yearInversión (MMUS$)
Playa Verde Copper Bay Atacama Feasibility 2018 95
ProductoraSoc. Minera El Águila
Ltda.Atacama Pre-Feasibility. 2020 725
Diego de AlmagroCía. Min. Sierra Norte
S.AAtacama Feasibility 2020 597
El Espino Pucobre Coquimbo Feasibility 2022 624
2,041
Medium-scale copper mining project portfolio
Source: Cochilco.