Data Bytes
Explore Mining Insights with CEIC
CEIC empowers corporates with curated, globe-spanning datasets on the mining sector. They provide our users with clearer visibility into market shifts, demand forecasting and the future of pricing.
This chart pack ranges from copper and gold to iron ore, compiling internationally fragmented information – including our unmatched coverage of China, the commodities world’s swing buyer – into a cohesive, comparable whole.
Our datasets allow a granular look at subnational mining regions, international output, exploration and more.
We also explore rare earths – a sector that’s both critical to new technologies and making the headlines amid trade tensions.
This chart pack ranges from copper and gold to iron ore, compiling internationally fragmented information – including our unmatched coverage of China, the commodities world’s swing buyer – into a cohesive, comparable whole.
Our datasets allow a granular look at subnational mining regions, international output, exploration and more.
We also explore rare earths – a sector that’s both critical to new technologies and making the headlines amid trade tensions.
Articles
Chinese exports to Malaysia: which sectors might see diverted US trade?
As Donald Trump's tariffs reshape global trade, we've considered how Chinese exports to the US might be redirected to other destinations – in this case, Malaysia.
Articles
Soybeans and China: how Brazil displaced more seasonal US shipments
The decades-long boom in Chinese soybean demand has reshaped Brazilian agriculture; it surpassed the US as the biggest producer of this crop in the 2010s.
Meanwhile, American soy farmers, already dealing with greater seasonal swings than their Brazilian counterparts, have lost share in the Chinese market after a decade of trade friction. (Recent negotiations suggest China might step up purchases of US soybeans again.)
Meanwhile, American soy farmers, already dealing with greater seasonal swings than their Brazilian counterparts, have lost share in the Chinese market after a decade of trade friction. (Recent negotiations suggest China might step up purchases of US soybeans again.)
Reports
Controversial US shelter inflation measure slows sharply
When it comes to measuring US inflation, the cost of shelter is key. But given that property prices are considered to reflect investment rather than consumption, the Bureau of Labor Statistics compiles "owner's equivalent rent,” a metric of hypothetical shelter costs that is often criticized. OER accounts for about 26% of the overall US consumer price index.
Articles
Tokyo condo market: prices rocket amid tight supply
For decades after the 1980s asset bubble, Japan was synonymous with stagnant property values. But today, Tokyo’s prices are soaring.
Quants Corner
Quants Corner: Working with CEIC point-in-time data, a multi-factor approach
Reports
Investment slump: capital isn’t finding enough attractive projects in China
Articles
“South Korean Thanksgiving”: Tracking Chuseok credit-card spending sprees
Articles
Fed halts QT amid money-market funding strains
Data Bytes
Exploring Market-Moving Insights for Electricity, Gas and Utilities with CEIC
Data Bytes
Exploring Market-Moving Consumer Insights with CEIC
Reports