🌍 Global Copper Reserves by Country
Chile holds the world’s largest copper reserves — an estimated 190 million metric tons, accounting for roughly 25% of global reserves. This positions Chile as a strategic cornerstone of the global copper market.
According to S&P Global, the copper market may face a serious structural challenge ahead. By 2040, global copper production could fall short by nearly 10 million metric tons — equivalent to 24% of projected demand.
With the accelerating energy transition, rapid electrification, EV expansion, and grid modernization, copper is becoming one of the most critical metals of the 21st century.
⚡ The question is no longer whether demand will grow — but whether supply can keep up.
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Chile holds the world’s largest copper reserves — an estimated 190 million metric tons, accounting for roughly 25% of global reserves. This positions Chile as a strategic cornerstone of the global copper market.
According to S&P Global, the copper market may face a serious structural challenge ahead. By 2040, global copper production could fall short by nearly 10 million metric tons — equivalent to 24% of projected demand.
With the accelerating energy transition, rapid electrification, EV expansion, and grid modernization, copper is becoming one of the most critical metals of the 21st century.
⚡ The question is no longer whether demand will grow — but whether supply can keep up.
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🌍 Top Countries by Copper Reserves
Just five countries control over 50% of global copper reserves: Chile, Australia, Peru, DR Congo, and Russia.
🇨🇱 Chile alone dominates with the largest share, while Australia and Peru remain key resource hubs with massive untapped potential. The Democratic Republic of the Congo continues to expand its role, especially with rising investment in African mining projects.
⚡️ Why it matters:
Copper demand is set to surge, driven by:
Electrification & EV production
AI infrastructure and data centers
Expansion of global power grids
Despite significant global reserves, extraction is becoming more complex and capital-intensive — increasing the risk of future supply shortages.
📊 Bottom line: Copper is becoming one of the most strategic commodities of the next decades.
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Just five countries control over 50% of global copper reserves: Chile, Australia, Peru, DR Congo, and Russia.
🇨🇱 Chile alone dominates with the largest share, while Australia and Peru remain key resource hubs with massive untapped potential. The Democratic Republic of the Congo continues to expand its role, especially with rising investment in African mining projects.
⚡️ Why it matters:
Copper demand is set to surge, driven by:
Electrification & EV production
AI infrastructure and data centers
Expansion of global power grids
Despite significant global reserves, extraction is becoming more complex and capital-intensive — increasing the risk of future supply shortages.
📊 Bottom line: Copper is becoming one of the most strategic commodities of the next decades.
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🌍 Where Does Kazakhstan’s Sulfur Go?
Kazakhstan produces around 4.5 million tonnes of sulfur annually, with only about 400,000 tonnes used domestically, mainly for sulfuric acid production.
➡️ Major producers include Tengizchevroil (TCO), Kashagan, and smaller producers such as CNPC-AMG, Zhaikmunai, and local refineries.
📊 Key figures:
▪️ 4.5 million tonnes of sulfur exported in 2025, worth $663 million
▪️ 56% of exports went to Morocco
▪️ Average export price reached $146/t in 2025
▪️ In Q1 2026, prices exceeded $250/t, surpassing $400/t by the end of March
🏆 Top three buyers accounted for 78% of Kazakhstan’s sulfur exports:
• OCP Nutricrops
• Trammo
• TotalEnergies Gas & Power Asia
With sulfur prices surging and fertilizer demand remaining strong, Kazakhstan continues to play a key role in the global sulfur market.
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Kazakhstan produces around 4.5 million tonnes of sulfur annually, with only about 400,000 tonnes used domestically, mainly for sulfuric acid production.
➡️ Major producers include Tengizchevroil (TCO), Kashagan, and smaller producers such as CNPC-AMG, Zhaikmunai, and local refineries.
📊 Key figures:
▪️ 4.5 million tonnes of sulfur exported in 2025, worth $663 million
▪️ 56% of exports went to Morocco
▪️ Average export price reached $146/t in 2025
▪️ In Q1 2026, prices exceeded $250/t, surpassing $400/t by the end of March
🏆 Top three buyers accounted for 78% of Kazakhstan’s sulfur exports:
• OCP Nutricrops
• Trammo
• TotalEnergies Gas & Power Asia
With sulfur prices surging and fertilizer demand remaining strong, Kazakhstan continues to play a key role in the global sulfur market.
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📊 IMF: Mongolia’s Economy Expected to Grow by 5.5% in 2026
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasts Mongolia’s GDP growth at approximately 5.5% in 2026, supported primarily by the mining sector, especially copper production from Oyu Tolgoi and strong coal exports.
📈 Key figures:
• 2024 GDP growth: 4.9% (affected by severe winter conditions)
• 2025 GDP growth: 6.6% (economic recovery)
• 2026 GDP growth forecast: 5.5%
• Inflation remains above 7%
The IMF expects Mongolia’s economy to stabilize at around 5% growth in the medium term, maintaining its position as one of the fastest-growing economies in the region.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasts Mongolia’s GDP growth at approximately 5.5% in 2026, supported primarily by the mining sector, especially copper production from Oyu Tolgoi and strong coal exports.
📈 Key figures:
• 2024 GDP growth: 4.9% (affected by severe winter conditions)
• 2025 GDP growth: 6.6% (economic recovery)
• 2026 GDP growth forecast: 5.5%
• Inflation remains above 7%
The IMF expects Mongolia’s economy to stabilize at around 5% growth in the medium term, maintaining its position as one of the fastest-growing economies in the region.
🇲🇳 Growing industrial activity, infrastructure investments, and demand for mining exports continue to create new opportunities for international suppliers and traders.
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🇰🇿 Kazakhstan Follows Russia with Sulphur Export Restrictions
Kazakhstan has introduced restrictions on sulphur exports to China, mirroring similar measures previously adopted by Russia. The move is expected to tighten regional sulphur supply and could impact fertilizer, chemicals, and mining industries that rely on Central Asian exports. (ICLG)
What this means for the market:
• Tighter sulphur availability for Chinese buyers
• Higher competition for alternative supply sources
• Potential upward pressure on regional sulphur prices
• Increased importance of suppliers from the Middle East and other exporting countries
With both Russia and Kazakhstan limiting shipments, market participants should closely monitor supply chains and pricing developments over the coming weeks.
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Kazakhstan has introduced restrictions on sulphur exports to China, mirroring similar measures previously adopted by Russia. The move is expected to tighten regional sulphur supply and could impact fertilizer, chemicals, and mining industries that rely on Central Asian exports. (ICLG)
What this means for the market:
• Tighter sulphur availability for Chinese buyers
• Higher competition for alternative supply sources
• Potential upward pressure on regional sulphur prices
• Increased importance of suppliers from the Middle East and other exporting countries
With both Russia and Kazakhstan limiting shipments, market participants should closely monitor supply chains and pricing developments over the coming weeks.
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🟡 Sulphur Market Update | July 2026
The global sulphur market remains tight, with prices supported by supply restrictions and geopolitical uncertainty.
Key factors:
• 🇷🇺 Russia has extended its sulphur export ban through the end of 2026.
• 🇰🇿 Kazakhstan has also suspended sulphur exports, removing additional volumes from the market.
• 🇹🇲 Turkmenistan is becoming an increasingly important export origin for international buyers.
• 🇨🇳 Strong demand from China continues to keep prices elevated.
Current price indications:
• FOB Middle East: $800–900/t
• CFR China (granular): $1,000–1,100/t
With fertilizer demand remaining strong and export restrictions reducing available supply, the market is expected to stay firm through Q3 2026.
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The global sulphur market remains tight, with prices supported by supply restrictions and geopolitical uncertainty.
Key factors:
• 🇷🇺 Russia has extended its sulphur export ban through the end of 2026.
• 🇰🇿 Kazakhstan has also suspended sulphur exports, removing additional volumes from the market.
• 🇹🇲 Turkmenistan is becoming an increasingly important export origin for international buyers.
• 🇨🇳 Strong demand from China continues to keep prices elevated.
Current price indications:
• FOB Middle East: $800–900/t
• CFR China (granular): $1,000–1,100/t
With fertilizer demand remaining strong and export restrictions reducing available supply, the market is expected to stay firm through Q3 2026.
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🔥 The Green Transition? The World Is Burning More Coal Than Ever.
While headlines focus on renewable energy, reality tells a different story.
🌍 China and India now consume nearly 70% of all coal used worldwide. The United States and Indonesia follow behind.
Even more surprising: global coal demand has hit a record high for the SIXTH consecutive year, reaching 166.0 exajoules.
Coal isn’t disappearing—it’s still powering factories, steel mills, and power plants that keep the global economy running.
🇷🇺 Russia remains one of the world’s largest coal exporters, supplying key markets across Asia despite ongoing geopolitical challenges.
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While headlines focus on renewable energy, reality tells a different story.
🌍 China and India now consume nearly 70% of all coal used worldwide. The United States and Indonesia follow behind.
Even more surprising: global coal demand has hit a record high for the SIXTH consecutive year, reaching 166.0 exajoules.
Coal isn’t disappearing—it’s still powering factories, steel mills, and power plants that keep the global economy running.
🇷🇺 Russia remains one of the world’s largest coal exporters, supplying key markets across Asia despite ongoing geopolitical challenges.
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🔥 SULFUR MARKET DIGEST | AUGUST 27, 2026
The global sulfur market remains under severe pressure.
📈 China sulfur: ~9,036 CNY/t on Aug. 27, down 0.7% d/d, but still +243% YoY. The market reached a record ~11,084 CNY/t in June. (tradingeconomics.com)
🚢 Hormuz remains critical: nearly half of globally traded seaborne sulfur normally passes through the Strait. Although fertilizer shipments have started to recover, flows remain below pre-crisis levels. (Reuters)
🇶🇦 Qatar: August sulfur price — $890/t FOB. With freight to China, theoretical CFR costs reach roughly $1,005–1,045/t, while war-risk insurance can push the landed cost even higher. (ChemNet News)
🇰🇼 Kuwait: August official price — $865/t FOB, down $85/t from July. (ChemNet News)
🇨🇦 Canada is becoming increasingly important as buyers look for alternative supply outside the Gulf.
🇰🇿 Kazakhstan is especially important for traders: restrictions on the movement of Kazakh-origin sulfur through Russian rail infrastructure were lifted on July 24, reopening an important export logistics route. (S&P Global)
⚠️ At the same time, supply restrictions from major producers and continuing logistical risks are keeping the market extremely sensitive to any new disruption.
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The global sulfur market remains under severe pressure.
📈 China sulfur: ~9,036 CNY/t on Aug. 27, down 0.7% d/d, but still +243% YoY. The market reached a record ~11,084 CNY/t in June. (tradingeconomics.com)
🚢 Hormuz remains critical: nearly half of globally traded seaborne sulfur normally passes through the Strait. Although fertilizer shipments have started to recover, flows remain below pre-crisis levels. (Reuters)
🇶🇦 Qatar: August sulfur price — $890/t FOB. With freight to China, theoretical CFR costs reach roughly $1,005–1,045/t, while war-risk insurance can push the landed cost even higher. (ChemNet News)
🇰🇼 Kuwait: August official price — $865/t FOB, down $85/t from July. (ChemNet News)
🇨🇦 Canada is becoming increasingly important as buyers look for alternative supply outside the Gulf.
🇰🇿 Kazakhstan is especially important for traders: restrictions on the movement of Kazakh-origin sulfur through Russian rail infrastructure were lifted on July 24, reopening an important export logistics route. (S&P Global)
⚠️ At the same time, supply restrictions from major producers and continuing logistical risks are keeping the market extremely sensitive to any new disruption.
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🟠 COPPER: THE WORLD’S NEXT STRATEGIC BOTTLENECK?
⛏️ Escondida in Chile, the world’s largest copper mine, produced 1.35M tonnes in 2025 — nearly 6% of global mine output.
🌍 The 10 largest copper mines produced about 5M tonnes, or ~22% of global production.
🔋 Known deposits contain an estimated 2.1B tonnes of copper — roughly 50 years of supply at current production rates.
🇨🇱🇦🇺🇵🇪🇲🇽🇺🇸 Around 65% of identified undeveloped copper resources are concentrated in just five countries: Chile, Australia, Peru, Mexico and the U.S.
🇦🇺 Australia holds ~10% of global copper resources but produces only ~3%, highlighting the challenges and capital intensity of developing new mines.
And there may be another 3.5B tonnes of undiscovered copper resources — but finding and developing them will require massive investment.
⚡ Most copper comes from porphyry deposits with an average grade of just ~0.44% Cu.
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⛏️ Escondida in Chile, the world’s largest copper mine, produced 1.35M tonnes in 2025 — nearly 6% of global mine output.
🌍 The 10 largest copper mines produced about 5M tonnes, or ~22% of global production.
🔋 Known deposits contain an estimated 2.1B tonnes of copper — roughly 50 years of supply at current production rates.
🇨🇱🇦🇺🇵🇪🇲🇽🇺🇸 Around 65% of identified undeveloped copper resources are concentrated in just five countries: Chile, Australia, Peru, Mexico and the U.S.
🇦🇺 Australia holds ~10% of global copper resources but produces only ~3%, highlighting the challenges and capital intensity of developing new mines.
And there may be another 3.5B tonnes of undiscovered copper resources — but finding and developing them will require massive investment.
⚡ Most copper comes from porphyry deposits with an average grade of just ~0.44% Cu.
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🌍 Zinc Mining: The Leaders Have Changed
Over 1995–2025, the global zinc industry has been reshaped by Asian industrial growth, investment and mine closures.
🇨🇳 China: ~1 Mt → ~4 Mt, becoming the dominant producer.
🇮🇳 India: reached ~860,000 tonnes in 2023.
🇨🇦 Canada: fell from 1.12 Mt in 1995 to ~250,000 tonnes in 2023.
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Over 1995–2025, the global zinc industry has been reshaped by Asian industrial growth, investment and mine closures.
🇨🇳 China: ~1 Mt → ~4 Mt, becoming the dominant producer.
🇮🇳 India: reached ~860,000 tonnes in 2023.
🇨🇦 Canada: fell from 1.12 Mt in 1995 to ~250,000 tonnes in 2023.
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