Navigating the Future: Australian Mining Commodity Price Forecasts and Macro Drivers
Analysis and forecasts of activity at all stages of the mine lifecycle by commodity.
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The Australia Mining Service is the only source of consistent market information and forecasts for mineral commodity markets and activities undertaken at each stage of the mine lifecycle (from exploration, to investment/construction, to mining operations/contract mining and asset maintenance).
In-Depth Analysis
Project driven annual forecasts of mining activity with longer term macroeconomic drivers.
Regular Forecast Reports
Quarterly slide deck presentation highlighting the latest quarterly data and medium to longer term outlook for all commodities
Detailed Project Listings
Oxford Economics Australia tracks all major mining investment projects by commodity and provides annual forecasts of production and construction each quarter.
Mining Consulting
Bespoke research analysis at a disaggregated level by sub-sector and region, e.g. cost escalation, demand forecasting, workforce capability.
How our mining services help you
Informed Investment Decisions
Clients use our mining service to stay up-to-date on the latest developments in the mining industry and make informed investment decisions based on accurate and reliable data.
Unrivaled Market Insights
Our service provides in-depth insights into the mining sector, including market trends, growth drivers, and industry performance. This information helps clients make strategic investment decisions and position themselves for long-term success.
Competitive Advantage
By staying ahead of the curve and having access to the latest market intelligence, investors can gain a competitive advantage over others and make more informed investment decisions that lead to higher returns.
Mining in Australia
Our mining service provides businesses with a complete assessment of both investment and production activity in the mining sector, equipping firms with the information they need to develop and implement their business strategies.
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