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Junte-se a Camila Dias, chefe de redação da Argus no Brasil, e Kauanna Navarro, repórter da publicação Argus Brasil Grãos e Fertilizantes, e acompanhe a discussão sobre como as relações de troca de fertilizantes estão favorecendo os agricultores brasileiros e impulsionando o comércio durante o primeiro trimestre.

Join Camila Dias, Argus Brazil Bureau Chief, and Kauanna Navarro, Argus Brazil Grains and Fertilizer reporter, as they discuss how fertilizer barter rates have favored Brazil's farmers and boosted trade during the first quarter.

In this episode of the “This is So Exhausting!” Podcast, George and Tim speak to aftertreatment catalyst and sustainability expert Phil Blakeman about the rapid powertrain changes we are seeing globally in light and heavy vehicles, the issues we need to manage during the energy transition, and the opportunities for companies who are able to offer technologies that meet new OEM and customer needs. We reflect on the incredible achievements of the last two decades, where diesel engines have gone from having just a muffler in the exhaust to advanced but reliable SCR systems with near zero emissions.

We are also hosting our Virtual Conference entitled 'Integer Vehicle Emissions Live - Virtual Conference (15-17 June 2021)' which will enable you to get the latest updates on the vehicles emissions market and network with market participants: https://www.argusmedia.com/en/conferences-events-listing/integer-vehicle-emissions-live

Find all the This is So Exhausting episodes here: https://thisissoexhausting.podbean.com/ 

Sarah Rae and Becky Zhang discuss the outlook for propylene in light of the pandemic. Together, they delve into what has changed from last year, lower GDP growth but higher polypropylene demand, the impact on new projects and the acceleration of changes in the refining sector.

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• Learn more about Argus' olefins and polymers services

Traditionally steady potash prices have experienced surging upward momentum recently, particularly in the US. On the demand side, crop prices have been very supportive in the US and Brazil, while on the supply side limited new capacity has caused tightening of the supply-demand balance. 

Join David Riley, Lead Potash Analyst, and Tim Cheyne, VP, Fertilizers, as they discuss these developments and the impact of freight price increases, the influence of the BPC India and China contracts, other key regions to keep an eye on and what key projects we're monitoring for the longer term capacity outlook.

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• More information about Argus Potash Analytics

The market is embracing the need of cleaner fuels, so what is be the impact of this factors on the Sustainable Aviation Fuel Oil market, also called SAF? Join Alfonso Berrocal, Business Development Manager - Oil Products, and Florence Schmit, Market Reporter, for an in-depth discussion on SAF production and demand in Europe.

First in, first out. Although Chinese oil demand was first to be affected by Covid-19, it was also the first to recover, ending 2020 higher by 1.3mn b/d. Despite the recovery, there are now signs that Chinese crude buying is cooling.

In this episode of The Crude Report, vice president Tom Reed and reporter Alex Endress discuss what to watch for while taking China’s temperature.

Listen in as Will Collins, Editor, Freight meets with Ulrik Anderson, CEO of Golden Ocean, to review 2020 and the outlook for the global dry bulk market for 2021.

Last week’s expected announcement that Argus competitor Platts would add WTI into the Dated Brent basket starting July 2022 took a surprising turn when it was also revealed that the assessment will become a delivered-Rotterdam benchmark.

In this episode of The Crude Report, Argus Crude editor Michael Carolan and Argus vice president James Gooder explains how this fob to cif change will affect not just crude oil markets, but also gas and LNG markets that also use Dated Brent.

Hello, I’m David Fyfe and welcome to another Argus podcast and blog in the “From the Economist’s Chair” series.

The Forth Bridge in Scotland was opened on the 4th of March 1890. Opec+ Ministers will hope their meeting on the same date 131 years later provides a bridge to both stronger oil demand and sustainably higher prices.