34 COMMODITY MARKETS AND THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES COMMODITY PRICE OUTLOOK. TABLE Al. COMMODITY PRICES AND PRICE PROJECTIONS IN CONSTANT I 990 DOLLARS
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1 TABLE Al. COMMODITY PRICES AND PRICE PROJECTIONS IN CONSTANT I 990 DOLLARS Short-term Long-term Actual projections projections Commodity Unit Coal, US $/mt Crudeoil, avg, spot $/bbl Natural gas, Europe $/mmbtu Natural gas, US $/mmbtu Cocoa /kg Coffee, othermilds /kg Coffee, robusta /kg Tea, auctions, avg /kg Tea, London, all /kg Coconut oil $/mt 1, Copra $/mt Groundnut meal $/mt Groundnut oil $/mt 1,509 1,193 1, Palm oil $/mt 1, , Soybeanmeal $/mt Soybean oil $/mt 1, , Soybeans $/mt ,4 Maize $/mt Rice, Thai, 5% $/mt Sorghum $/mt Wheat, US, HRW $/mt Bananas $/mt Beef, US /kg Oranges $/mt Shrimp /kg 1, ,529 1,079 1,071 1, , ,194 1,151 1, Sugar, world /kg Logs, Malays a $/m Logs, Cameroon $/M Sawnwood, Malaysia $/m Cotton 4/kg Rubber, RSSI, Malaysia /kg [ Tobacco $/mt 4,290 3,162 3,807 3,392 2,535 2,395 2,214 2,671 2,871 2,753 2,641 2,444 2,268 DAP $/mt ISI Phosphate rock $/mt Potassium chloridea $/mt TSP $/mt Urea $/mt Aluminum $/mt 2,217 2,023 1,517 1,639 1,071 1, ,318 1,468 1,446 1,477 1,388 1,356 Copper $/mt 5,645 3,032 2,066 2,661 1,799 2,094 2,463 2,010 2, ,664 1,592 1,548 Gold $/toz Iron ore /dmtu Lead 4/kg Nickel $/mt 11,348 9,056 7,140 8,864 4,978 5,752 6,903 6,568 6,563 6,447 6,562 5,930 5,367 Silver O/toz , Tin 4/kg 1,465 2,330 1, Zinc 4/kg I Not available. Note: Computedfrom unroundedataandeflated bymuv(1990c100). ForecastasofApr I a. Aso known as muriate of potash. Source: World Bank, International Economics Department, Commodity Polity and Analysis Unt. 34 COMMODITY MARKETS AND THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
2 COMMODITY PRICE OUTLOOK TABLE A2. COMMODITY PRICES AND PRICE PROJECTIONS IN CURRENT DOLLARS Short-term Long-term Actuol projections projections Commodity Unit Coal, US $/mt i Crude oil, avg, spot $/bbl Natural gas, Europe $/mmbtu Natural gas, US $/mmbtu Cocoa /kg Coffee, othermilds /kg Coffee, robusta /kg Tea, auctions, avg /kg Tea, London, all /kg Coconut oil $/mt Copra $/mt Groundnutmeal $/mt Groundnutoil $/mt , Palm oil $/mt Soybean meal $/mt Soybean oil $/mt Soybeans $/mt Maize $/mt Rice, Thai, 5% $/mt Sorghum $/mt Wheat, US, HRW $/mt Bananas $/mt Beef, US /kg Oranges $/mt Shrimp /kg ,023 1,049 1,079 1,139 1,308 1,354 1, ,370 1,404 1,453 1,542 Sugar,world /kg Logs, Malaysia $/m Logs, Cameroon $/m Sawnwood, Malaysia $/m ,000 1,141 Cotton /kg Rubber, RSSI, Malaysia /kg Tobacco $/mt 1, ,612 3,392 2,695 2,639 2,639 3,051 3,150 3,160 3,220 3, DAP $/mt Phosphate rock $/mt I Potassium chloride, $/mt TSP $/mt Urea $/mt Aluminum $/mt ,456 1,041 1,639 1,139 1,477 1,806 1, ,660 1,800 1,920 2,122 Copper $/mt 1,416 2,182 1,417 2,66 1,93 2,307 2,936 2, ,094 2,028 2,201 2,423 Gold $/toz Iron ore /dmtu Lead /lkg Nickel $/mt ,519 4,899 8,864 5,293 6,340 8,228 7,50/ 7,200 7, ,400 Silver toz , Tin /kg ,677 1, Zinc c/kg / Not available. Note: Computed from unrounded data. Forecast as of April a. Also known as muriate of potash, Source: World Bank, International Sconomics Department, Commodity Policy and Analysis Un t. MAY
3 TABLE A3. WEIGHTED INDEX OF COMMODITY PRICES IN CURRENT DOLLARS AND IN CONSTANT I 990 DOLLARS 1990= 100 Agriculture Nonenergy Raw motenails Metols commod- Totol Total Other Total raw and ities ogriculture food Groins foods materals minerals Year (100) (100' (69.!)' (16.9)' (29.4)' (10.1)' (6.9)' (12.4)' (22.8)' (9.3)' (2.7)' (28.2)' Current dollars [00.0 I , [ Constant / 990 dollars [ [ I Note: F gures for are projections. Weights used are the average export va ues for low- and middle- ncome economies. Forecast of April 22, [997. a. Percentage share of commodity group in nonenergy index, Source: Wor[d Bank, Internationa Economics Department, Commodity Po icy and Analysis Unit, TABLE A4. INFLATION INDICES FOR SELECTED YEARS G-5 MIUV index, US GDP deflator Yeor 1990=100 % change 1990= 100 % change Note: Figures for are projections, except 1996 US GDP deflator is a pre iminary estimate. Forecast of Apr 122, Growth rates for years 1985, 1990, 2000, 2005, and 20 0 are compound annual rates of change between adjacent end-point years; all others are annual growth rates from the previous year. a. Unit value index in US do lar terms of manufactures exported from the G-5 countr es (France, Germany, Japan, UK, and US), weighted proportonally the countries' exports to the developing countries. Source: G-5 MUV index, G-S GDP/GNP deflator, and G-7 CPI: World Bank. US GDP deflator: US Department of Commerce. 36 COMMODITY MARKETS AND THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
4 TABLE A5. COMMODITY PRICE PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTIONS IN CONSTANT 1990 DOLLARS 70% probability distribution Commodity Unit Coal, US $/mt Crude oil, avg. spot $/bbl Natural gas, Europe $/mmbtu Natural gas, US $/mmbtu Cocoa /kg Coffee, other milds /kg Coffee, robusta /kg Tea, auctions, avg. /kg Tea, London, all /kg Coconut oil $/mt Copra $/mt Groundnutmeal $/mt Groundnut oil $/mt Palm oil $/mt Soybean meal $/mt Soybean oil $/mt Soybeans $/mt Maize $/mt Rice, Thai, 5% $/mt Sorghum $/mt Wheat, US. HRW $/mt Bananas $/mt Beef, US /kg Oranges $/mt Shrimp /kg 1,135-1,294 1,015-1, , ,524 Sugar, world f/kg Logs, Malaysia $/m Logs, Cameroon $/m Sawnwood. Malaysia $/m Otheraw materials Cotton f/kg Rubber, RSSI, Malaysia f/kg Tobacco $/mt 2,527-3,216 2,257-3,249 1,981-3,302 1,638-3,250 DAP $/mt Phosphate rock $/mt Potassium chloridea $/mt TSP $/mt Urea $/mt Aluminum $/mt 1,340-1,605 1,220-1,714 1,173-1,858 1,029-1,874 Copper $/mt 1,955-2,336 1,539-2,163 1,321-2,094 1,179-2,148 Gold $/toz Iron ore /dmtu Lead f/kg Nickel $/mt 5,382-7,745 4,900-8,123 4,725-8, ,301 Silver /toz Tin f/kg Zinc f/kg Note: Forecast of Apr 122, a. Also known as muriate of potash, Source: World Bank, International Economics Department, Commodity Po icy and Ana ysis Unit. MAY
5 TABLE A6. COMMODITY PRICE PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTIONS IN CURRENT DOLLARS 70% probobility distribution Commodity Unit Coal, US $/mt Crude oil, avg. spot $/bbl , Natural gas, Europe $/mmbtu Natural gas, US $/mmbtu Cocoa /kg Coffee, othermilds /kg Coffee, robusta /kg Tea, auctions, avg. /kg Tea, London, all /kg Coconut oil $/mt Copra $/mt Groundnut meal $/mt Groundnut oil $/mt Palm oil $/mt Soybean meal $/mt i Soybean oi $/mt Soybeans $/mt Maize $/mt Rice, Thai, 5% $/mt Sorghum $/mt Wheat, US, HRW $/mrt Bananas $/mt Beef, US /kg Oranges $/mt Shrimp /kg 1,245-1,420 1,165-1,603 1,067-1,881 1,068-2,107 Sugar, world /kg Logs, Malaysia $/m Logs, Cameroon $/m Sawnwood, Malaysia $/m ,350 Cotton f/kg , Rubber, RSSI, Malaysia f/kg Tobacco $/mt 2,7723,528 2,591-3,729 2,415-4,025 2, DAP $/mt Phosphate rock $/mt Potassium chlor dea $/mt TSP $/mt Urea $/mt Aluminum $/mt 1,470-1,760 1,400-1,968 1,430-2,265 1,422-2,592 Copper $/mt 2,145-2,563 1,767-2,482 1,611-2,553 1,631-2,971 Cold $/toz Iron ore /dmctu Lead kg Nicke $/mt 5,904-8,496 5,624-9,324 5,760-10,320 4,920-11,480 Silver f/toz Tin f/kg Zinc f/kg Note: Forecast of Apr 122, a. Also known as munate of potash. Source: Worid Bank, International Economics Department, Commodity Policy and Analysis Unit. 38 COMMODITY MARKETS AND THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
6 TABLE A7. RECENT COMMODITY PRICES Annual averages Quarterly averages Monthly averages Jan-Dec Jan-Dec Jan-Mar Jon-Mar Apr-Jun Jul-Sep Oct-Dec Jan-Mar Jan Feb Mar Commodity Unit / Coal Australia $/mt US $/mt Crude oil, avg., spot, $/bbl Brent' $/bbl Dubaia $/bbl West Texas mnt.' $/bbl Natural gas Europe $/mmbtu US $/mmbtu Cocoab /kg Coffee Other mildsb /kg Robusta' 0/kg Tea Auctions (4), average' /kg I n b Londonauctio /kg Coconut oilb $/mt Copra $/mt Groundnut meal $/mt Groundnut oil' $/mt Palm aill $/mt Soybean mealb $/mt Soybean oilb $/mt Soybeansb $/mt Maizeb $/mt Rice Thai, 5 %b $/mt Thai, 35% $/mt Thai,AI.Special $/mt Sorghum' $/mt I Wheat Canada $/mt US, HRW 1 b $/mt US, SRW $/mt ' Bananas $/mt Beef ' /kg Fishmeal $/mt Lamb %/kg Oranges' $/mt Shrimp /kg 1,354 1,312 1,393 1,203 1,366 1,326 1,353 1,393 1,389 1,389 1,400 Sugar EU, domesticb /kg US, domesticb g/kg Worldb g/kg Logs Malaysia $/m Cameroon $/m Plywood /sheet Sawnwood ab Malaysi $/m Ghana $/m Woodpulp $/mt MAY
7 TABLE A7. RECENT COMMODITY PRICES (CONTINUED) Annual averages Quarterly averages Monthly averages Jan-Dec Jan-Dec Jan-Mar Jan-Mar Apr Jun Jul-Sep Oct-Dec Jan-Mar Jan Feb Mar Commodity Unit Cottonb /kg Jute $/mt Rubber Malaysiab /kg NY /kg Singapore /kg Sisal $/mt Wool /kg DAP $/mt Phosphaterock' $/mt t.0 Potassiumchloride $/mt TSPb $/mt Urea $/mt Aluminumb $/mt 1,806 1,506 1,596 1,598 1,553 1,443 1,429 1,596 1,576 1,580 1,632 Copper' $/mt 2,936 2,295 2,421 2,572 2,476 1,979 2,153 2,421 2,435 2,406 2,421 Gold $ toz Iron oreb /dmtu Leadb kg Nickel' $/mt 8,228 7,501 7,567 8,033 7,926 7,192 6,852 7,567 7,072 7,735 7,896 Silver /toz Steel products (8) index' 1990= Steel Cold rolled coilsheet /mt Hot rolled coilsheet /mt Rebar /mt Wire rod /mt Tinb /g ZincP /kg World Bank commodity price indices for low- and middle-income countries (1990 = 100) Petroleum Nonenergycommodities Agriculture Fatsand oils Raw materials Otherrawmaterials Note: Prices as of April 4, Monthly updates of commodity prices are availab e on the internet at a. Included n the petroleum index. b. Included in the nonenergy index. c. Not included the nonenergy index. Source: World Bank, International Economics Depantment, Commodity Policy and Analysis Unit. 40 COMMODITY MARKETS AND THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
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