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Both Opec+ and the main central banks are tasked with ensuring adequate liquidity in world markets. But as the last week has shown, deciding when and how far to move is difficult, not least as their respective decisions now increasingly affect each other’s room for manoeuvre. “ From the Economist’s Chair ” podcast and blog post from David Fyfe, Argus Media Chief Economist: How much liquidity is en...

Over a year has passed since China imposed an informal ban on Australian coals. What is China's stance today and what has been the impact on the wider market? Join Siew Hua Seah, Europe Editor, Argus Ferrous Markets, and Brendan Kjellberg-Motton, Reporter - Coking Coal, as they explore the impact on US, Canada and Russia coking coal. Our speakers will also dive into the prices and share thoughts o...

Learn more about the more than $1 trillion infrastructure bill and the effects on the landscape in particular when it comes to electric vehicles and the energy transition. Join Jason Metko, Argus Spot Ticker report, and Stephen Jones, SVP Oil Market Strategies, as they breakdown the infrastructure bill and look at Covid-19 recovery and the impacts to the US vehicle fleet. 

The planting of transgenic wheat in Argentina, the main supplier of the grain to Brazil, is causing a lot of controversy. Will Brazil approve the entry of GM wheat in the country? And if not, what would the effect be on other wheat producing and consuming countries?  Join Camila Dias, Argus Brazil Bureau Chief, and Alessandra Mello, Deputy Editor of the Argus Brazil Grains and Fertilizer publicati...

O plantio de trigo transgênico na Argentina, principal fornecedor do cereal para o Brasil, está causando muita polêmica. Será que o Brasil vai aprovar a entrada de trigo geneticamente modificado no país? E caso não aprove, qual seria o efeito para outros países produtores e consumidores de trigo?  Junte-se a Camila Dias, chefe de redação da Argus no Brasil, e Alessandra Mello, editora assistente d...

Despite growing calls to boost supply more aggressively to help curb rising oil prices, expectations are that Opec+ will once again decide to stay the course and sanction a 400,000 b/d increase its collective output, as planned.  In this episode of The Crude Report , Editor-in-Chief Jim Washer and Dubai Editorial Manager Nader Itayim look at the reasons why the Opec+ coalition is likely to resist...

In an environment where energy prices are surging and fertilizer prices are hitting record levels, sulphur is in a intriguing position, intersecting these two markets. What are the prospects for the sulphur market? Join Meena Chauhan, Head of Sulphur and Sulphuric Acid Research, and Tim Cheyne, VP, Fertilizers, as they start with a look at prices, reviewing price trends in the sulphur market throu...

Hydrogen is a central pillar of the IEA’s pathway toward net-zero. ITM Power ’s CEO  Dr. Graham Cooley  joins  Tim Hard  SVP Energy Transition at Argus, to share his expert views on how electrolysis and carbon-free green hydrogen can play a key role in the energy transition journey. What policies at  COP26  would be meaningfully supportive? How have costs evolved and how might they? To find out mo...

Join Colin Richardson , Editor - Steel, and Rye Druzin , Senior Steel Reporter, as they explore the drivers behind the US HRC price plummet last year and how the market is now recovering as the supply chain returns to a new normal. Our Argus speakers also comment on current lead times for steel and the impact of semi-conductor and component shortages on demand. Sign up for our free Argus Metals Ma...

O marcado de gás natural no Brasil, em processo de abertura, se debruça em mais um dilema: quem vai arcar com a expansão das redes de transporte e distribuição de gás. A resposta está nos consumidores âncora, que demandam grandes volumes. Mas quem são eles? Junte-se a Camila Dias, chefe de redação da Argus no Brasil, e Flávia Pierry, editora de Gás Natural e Energia. Elas conversam sobre quem são...

On Friday, 22 October 2021, China’s ministry of commerce released an unprecedented 5th batch of crude import quotas. This has allowed the country’s independent refiners to resume purchases of December-arriving crude and triggered a flurry of spot-market deals.  In this episode of The Crude Report , our vice presidents James Gooder and Tom Reed review the latest round of allocations and the effect...