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O ARLA 32 – ou AdBlue, como é conhecido na Europa - tem sido cada vez mais utilizado em veículos pesados no mundo todo para reduzir emissões de poluentes e dano ambiental. Qual o tamanho deste mercado no Brasil e sua perspectiva de crescimento à medida que a frota doméstica de caminhões se renova?

No episódio desta semana da série Falando de Mercado, Clayton Melo, Diretor da Argus no Brasil, conversa com Fabricio Cardoso, Gerente de Pesquisa e Consultoria da Argus e Editor do relatório Argus AdBlue and DEF Monitor, sobre as perspectivas do mercado de ARLA 32 no Brasil e no mundo.

Listen in as John Demopoulos, Vice President - North America Refined Products, and David Fyfe, Chief Economist, discuss how road fuel supply/demand has been impacted by OPEC's production cut policies since the initial outbreak of Covid-19 in February/March.

Listen in as Mike Nash, Senior Editor - Fertilizers, interviews Innocent Okuku, Vice President of the West African Fertilizer Association and CEO of Intrio Synergy. This podcast is the first in a series examining the market forces that influence and impact the African fertilizer sector.

Listen in as Gavin Chong, VP, Asia, Business Development for Fertilizers and Carl Roache, Senior Editor, Fertilizers, discuss recent price and demand trends in the market, while also highlighting key factors for the third quarter. Key topics that will be discussed include:

• Review of 2nd quarter – demand and price trends

The global oil market is looking toward China for tangible signs of a worldwide revival. Still the world’s largest oil demand center, China is seeing a healthy return of crude demand, particularly in Shandong, their main import hub. Tom Reed, Vice President, joins Jeff Kralowetz, Vice President Crude and NGLs, to examine the mix of state-owned and independent Chinese refiners, the favored grades for import and how imported barrels are being priced.

Listen in as John Demopoulos, Vice President - North American Refined Products, and Stephen Jones, Senior Vice President, Global Head of Oil Products, provide a top-level discussion of the changes in supply/demand expected over the coming weeks and months as markets look to recover from the global pandemic.

O plano de desinvestimentos da Petrobras contempla a venda de diversas refinarias no país, e o fim deste monopólio deve trazer impactos estruturais ao mercado brasileiro de combustíveis. Quais riscos e oportunidades podem surgir com a entrada de novos participantes e como isso deve afetar a dinâmica do mercado?

No episódio desta semana da série Falando de Mercado, Camila Dias, Chefe de Redação da Argus, conversa com Marcio Thomé e Carlos Maligo, do Departamento de Engenharia Industrial da PUC-Rio, sobre os principais impactos esperados no mercado brasileiro de combustíveis após a concretização do plano de venda das refinarias da Petrobras, analisados em estudo encomendado à universidade pela Associação das Distribuidoras de Combustíveis (Brasilcom).

O crédito ao agricultor brasileiro tem se mostrado limitado em meio à pandemia, apesar do patamar de juros historicamente baixo no país e dos recordes de produção. O que está por trás desta restrição e como isso deve afetar a compra de fertilizantes e insumos para a próxima temporada?

No episódio desta semana da série Falando de Mercado, Flavia Bohone, Editora de Agricultura e Fertilizantes, e Kauanna Navarro, Repórter de Agricultura e Fertilizantes, analisam os impactos do coronavírus no financiamento agrícola no Brasil.

Listen in as William Harwood, VP Business Development and John Demopoulos, Vice President, North American Refined Products deliver an update on Russian diesel. This podcast focuses on the impact of Russia's run cuts and the role of Russia as an essential supplier of middle distillates to Europe.

Although the volume of US crude exports is falling, there is still international demand for US crude, most notably in Europe, which has overtaken Asia as the largest regional buyer. Join Jeff Kralowetz, VP, crude and NGLs, as he talks with Amanda Hilow, senior reporter, as they discuss how trade patterns for exports leaving the US Gulf coast continue to evolve. They cover Corpus overtaking Houston as the top export location, waterborne prices diverging from pipelines, and increasing volumes of crude headed to storage in the Caribbean before reaching destinations around the world.