COMMODITY DEMAND Outlook - Minerals Council of Australia
global trends that have driven growth in mineral and energy commodity demand through the last 20 years will not only continue, but accelerate. Commodity Demand Outlook 2030 outlines the long-term prospects for key mineral and energy commodities produced by Australia and how global trends will shape opportunities for the Australian economy.
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