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1 AG Zinc Market Xiao Fu Commodities Research AG/London All prices are those current at the end of the previous trading session unless otherwise indicated. Prices are sourced from local exchanges via Reuters, Bloomberg and other vendors. Data is sourced from and subject companies. DISCLOSURES AND ANALYST CERTIFICATIONS ARE LOCATED IN APPENDIX 1. MICA(P) 7/5/21
2 Section 1 Global zinc outlook & key macro themes Section 2 Global zinc demand & supply trends Section 3 Volatility & premiums, impact of new warehousing rules Section 4 Trends in the European zinc market
3 The USD, Fed tapering & treasury yields Is a US dollar uptrend already underway? USDDEM 7-year USD downtrend 5-year USD uptrend 1-year USD downtrend Sources: Bloomberg Finance LP, 5-year USD uptrend 7-year USD downtrend Quantitative Easing Is Working QE1 QE2 -.5 Operation -1. Twist QE3 QE Sources:, Bloomberg Finance LP US 1 yield real yields (%) FOMC announcement The dollar tends to follow long term cycles lasting between 6-1 years. We believe that the broad dollar is embarking on a multi-year uptrend. Real yields continue to be dollar positive, which combined with higher US growth relative to the Eurozone has historically been associated with dollar uptrend. This could sustain the headwinds for commodities. 3
4 China Growth China real activity index Downgrades To The China GDP Growth China real activity index (3mma - YoY) China Industrial Prod'n (%) Sources: Bloomberg Finance LP, Sources:, Bloomberg Finance LP We expect China GDP to rise 7.9% in 213 and reach 8.5% in 214. Chinese growth will accelerate from an export recovery, an increase in credit alongside fiscal stimulus. We disagree with the imminent banking crisis thesis and see credit growth continuing. Inflationary pressures are a concern and this may trigger a tightening in monetary policy tightening, but only in late
5 Industrial Metals & Chinese Equities Industrial Metals & The Shanghai Composite Index Shanghai composite index (lhs) Spot returns on the SPGSCI industrial metals index (rhs) Sources:, Bloomberg Finance LP Prospects for industrial metals have been more closely tied to the Chinese equity market. We believe a rebound in industrial metals is contingent on a rebound in China growth and local equity markets. 5
6 Zinc: Supply and Demand E 214E 215E China mine production Mt China mine production growth % 16% 16% 14% 3% 3% 1% Australia mine production Mt Australia mine production growth % 13% % % 1% 14% 3% Peru mine production Mt Peru mine production growth % -2% -16% % 17% 3% % North America mine production Mt North America mine production growth % 1% 5% -1% -4% 3% 5% World Mine Production Mt World Mine Production Growth % 7% 4% 5% 1% 5% 5% Concentrate for smelting Mt Secondary & other zinc Mt Losses Mt Total Refined output Mt World refined availability growth % 14% 2% -4% 5% 7% 5% China Refined Consumption Mt Consumption growth % 14.8% 11.7% 11.7% 8.4% 11.1% 9.1% US Refined Consumption Mt Consumption growth % 5% 6.4% 6.2% 3.7% 5.6% 6.4% Europe Refined Consumption Mt Consumption growth % 2.4% 5.7% -7.6% -2.% 1.7% 2.5% Brazil/India/Russia Refined Consumption % Consumption growth 15.9% 7.8% 4.3% 4.6% 5.7% 5.9% World Refined Consumption Mt World Refined Consumption Growth % 15.4% 7.6% 1.7% 4.3% 6.6% 6.% Market balance Mt Annual average LME cash prices USD/t 2,158 2,215 1,965 1,984 2,1 2,32 Annual average LME cash prices USc/lb Source:, Brook Hunt, 6
7 Demand: Near term outlook China auto vs galvanised steel production China s refined zinc imports (Kt) Chinese galvanised steel production (kt, 3mma) Chinese auto production (1 units 3mma, rhs) Refined zinc imports volatile, but on an increasing trend Zinc Net Trade Kt Source:, China custom, Bloomberg Finance LP Chinese auto production is on an upward trajectory (DB estimate 13% increase in auto sales in 213) with Chinese galvanised steel place production up 12% YTD. A recovering profile in China s refined zinc production and net imports is a further indicator of improving apparent demand. Urbanisation plans will be announced at the 3 rd Plenum of 18 th People s Congress in China this November. Over the next 1-2 years, China s construction and infrastructure demand could remain the denominate drivers for zinc consumption growth. 7
8 Demand: Medium term outlook US zinc consumption intensity kg/capita China zinc consumption intensity kg/capita US zinc consumption intensity kg/capita China zinc consumption intensity kg/capita Source: Over the medium term as China s shift from an asset heady to consumer economy will change zinc consumption. Zinc could benefit in two ways. 1) Although the construction industry accounts for 55% of end demand for zinc, at least 4% of demand is related to consumer products & transport. 2) China will seek to upgrade its economy and use more zinc in corrosion resistance. 8
9 Supply: Near term outlook China s refined zinc production Zinc TCs (USD/t) Production plateau? Chinese zinc production Kt Realised Spot TC Realised Term TC 213 Source:, Brook Hunt China s refined zinc production fell 6% last year due to poor profitability in the smelting industry, a result of falling treatment charges, sluggish prices and environmental closures. Refined production has recovered this year but output is likely to slow again due to a number of maintenance closures and need better TCs to reactivate. However, falling ore grades in China could make it difficult to source local concentrate and thus challenging for local smelters to make a profit. 9
10 Supply: Medium term outlook Top 1 zinc mine production in 212 vs 22e e 4, 3% 5 4 3, 25% 3 2, 2% 2 1 1, 15% 1% e 22e Top 1 Zinc mines (by 212 prod'n) % of total supply Source:, Brook Hunt We believe that the key determinant for zinc s medium term outlook is mine supply. We forecast supply growth in the zinc market to see deceleration due to the closures of several large Western mines. This is a function of lower grades, deeper mines, challenging geology and slower expansion (lower by-producti silver prices) 1
11 Zinc volatility Zinc volatility remains at multi year lows 3, 2,6 2,2 1,8 1,4 1, Jan-9 Nov-9 Sep-1 Jul-11 May-12 Mar Zinc volatility vs exchange inventory (days of consumption) Zinc prices (3m, USD/t) Zinc implied vol (%, rhs) Invense of Inventory in wks consumption Implied vol Source: Zinc volatility has fallen to multi year lows due to range bound market. The level of volatility has tended to negatively correlate with physical availability of the metal or zinc inventory in weeks of consumption. We expect that zinc could remain a small deficit market for a couple of years. This could eventually tighten up physically availability and lead to an increase in zinc implied volatility over the medium term. 11
12 Zinc physical premium Forward curves are indicating relatively weak fundamentals.. yet premiums have been rising Backwardation Contango Zinc time spread (12M-3M) US mid-west (USD/t,rhs) Source:, Bloomberg Finance LP Backwardated markets normally associated with a tight market environment and higher premiums Contango markets generally associated with lower premiums Consumers are required to pay for higher premiums, despite the forward curve indicating a reasonably well-supplied market Premiums reflective of competition for metal units physical vs. financial Artificial inefficiencies are leading to rising physical premiums, which are not reflective current fundamentals 12
13 Zinc inventory dynamics LME zinc stocks & rising cancelled warrants LME zinc stocks by location 1% 1,2, 9% 8% 1,, 7% 8, 6% 5% 6, 4% 3% 4, 2% 2, 1% % New Orleans Antwerp Detroit Concentration ratio Source:, Bloomberg Finance LP Non-traditional drivers such as financing deals and warehousing dynamics have played an increasingly important role in the zinc market over the recent years. We think this has been a function of abundant supply, years of market surplus, a sustained contango in the forward curve, low interest rate and load-out bottleneck. 13
14 Zinc inventory dynamics Incremental revenue* under the 212 rule Cancelled warrants by location 5, 4, 3, New Orleans (min load out=2,5t/d) Antwerp (min load out= 1,5t/d) Detroit (min load out for minor metal =5t/d) 2, 1, Jan-1 Oct-1 Jul-11 Apr-12 Jan-13 Source: * Estimated revenue attached to the last tonne of zinc Top three warehouses for zinc ( New Orleans, Antwerp, Detroit) account for 9% of LME zinc inventory. Applying to current mininum load out rules which are dependant on total tonnages in the warehouses, theoretically queues at all three warehouses could exceed 1 days. Current min load out rule : <3kt=1,5t/day, 3kt-6kt =2,t/d, 6kt-9kt=2,5t/d, >9kt=3t/d Moreover, 5t/d for the low volume metal in addition to the dominant metal 14
15 What do the new rules consist of? The newly proposed regulations will impact warehouses with queues greater than 1 days. Affected warehouses will have to load out 1.5x of normal min load out rate. Plus the any new metals placed on warrant over and above the normal min load out rate For example, if the normal load out is 2,5t/d and average load-in rate is 3t/d, the warehouse will require to load out 25*1.5+(3-25)=425t/d 3 month consultation. Final decisions in October 213
16 Case study: New Orleans Prelim calculation (1 st July 13) & discharge period (start 1 st May 14) First discharge period (start 1 st Aug 14) Length of queue (no. of calendar Prelim calc & gap period load out rate =25t/d Gap period Prelim discharge period May 1st 214 load out rate = 2,5+ 5*196/65= 47t/f No. of business days* Source: * Estimated revenue attached to the last tonne of zinc Key assumptions: load in =3t/d, 2,5t/d will be placed on cancelled warrant If the warehouse loads in more than the min load out rate during the prelim calculation period, the load out rate will increase to 4,7t/d during the prelim discharge period. It will take 45 business days to reduce queue length to below 1 days. If the prelim discharge is not triggered and the queue length is above 1 days at the start of first discharge period, the load out rate will increase to 4,25t/d. It will take 2 business days to reduced the queue length to below 1 days. Premiums are likely to fall but could be offset by higher rent. 16
17 Eurozone demand is recovering but remains sluggish European auto sales vs PMI Structurally Eurozone demand growth is like to remain at low levels % 2% 1% % -1% -2% 16.% 14.% 12.% 1.% 8.% 6.% 4.% 2.%.% China Europe North America Eurozone PMI European auto sales (yoy 3mma, rhs) -3% -2.% -4.% Source:, Brook Hunt The rebound from the Eurozone s longest recession on record was stronger than expected. The Q2 recovery was broad-based across countries. H2 outlook positive but growth will be modest. Auto sales growth yoy is recovering but remains in the negative territory. Our auto team expect growth to be -4% this year (up from -8% in 212) and 4% in
18 European demand is recovering but remains sluggish Eurozone demand for zinc from the galvanised steel sector (Kt) Europe refined zinc production (Kt) 55% 5% 45% Old normal New normal 4% % % Eurozone zinc consumption in Galvanised steel (Kt, rhs) Zinc used in galvanising as a % of total Eurozone consumption Source:, Brook Hunt Over the past 25 years, zinc used in galvanising as a share of Eurozone zinc consumption has increased from 3% to 5%. Zinc consumption by galvanisers partially recovered post the 28 crisis, but dropped during the mild recession. We expect that galvanising consumption share is likely to stabilise around 5%. On the supply side, European zinc production fell from the old normal prior to 23 to the new normal of We expect production to recover and stabilise at the new normal levels. 18
19 European Zinc Market Europe zinc market balance (Kt) Source:, WBMS Refined zinc market moved into deficit during 26-7 as consumption outpaced regional production. The market moved back into surplus from 29. Since then surplus has been rising to multi-year highs as the decline in consumption has outweighed zinc production cut. We expect the surplus in the European zinc market could rise in 213 given our expectation of higher refined zinc production and negative zinc consumption growth. Surplus level could stabilise from 214 onwards. We expect that physical premium in European could remain low and relatively flat compared to Asia. 19
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