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Argentina produced a large wheat crop, with high yields but low protein content. Jeffrey Lewis, an Argus AgriMarkets specialist, traveled to the country at the invitation of the Bahia Blanca Grain and Products Exchange and shared his impressions of the trip with Renata Cardarelli, who is responsible for the Argus Brazil Grains and Fertilizers report.

Our Global Lead for Base Oils, Guo Harn Hong, drives the conversation with Argus market experts Li Li Chng, Tara Tang, Victor Hu and Chu Ren Tan on how the Asia-Pacific base oils market performed in 2025 and what to look out for in 2026.

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Welcome to Argus Weekly Korea Commodities Insights, the go-to source for what’s shaping South Korea’s energy and commodities markets. This week’s edition covers three major stories that could change the game for power generation, coal imports, and industrial investment.

Argentina se prepara para dejar de ser importadora neta de combustibles para automotores y acelerar la exportación de diésel y gasolina. Camila Fontana, subjefa de redacción de Argus en São Paulo, y Flavia Alemi, especialista en combustibles en América del Sur, analizan qué hay detrás de este cambio.

Argentina is making headlines as the country moves from being a net importer of transportation fuels to potentially becoming an exporter. Camila Fontana, Deputy Bureau Chief of Argus in Brazil, and Flavia Alemi, who covers motor fuels in South America, discuss what is behind the transition.

A Argentina se prepara para deixar a posição de importadora líquida de combustíveis automotivos e acelerar a exportação de diesel e gasolina. Camila Fontana, chefe adjunta da redação da Argus em São Paulo, e Flávia Alemi, que cobre combustíveis na América do Sul, conversam sobre o que está atrás dessa virada. 

Argus' Santosh Navada discussed with Ashish Kulkarni, Argus' lead aromatics consultant, the key drivers behind aromatics demand in 2025 and assess the critical factors likely to influence paraxylene–naphtha spreads in the coming months. They discuss:

Outlook on the Northeast Asia aromatics market

Perspective on China’s anti-involution initiative and South Korea petrochemical rationalization

Reason behind the recent PX price surge in Asia observed in December

Implications of the US tariffs on the aromatics market

Key bullish and bearish factors that could influence aromatics market 

Further details and additional insights are available from Argus Aromatics experts and Argus publications, including:

In this episode, Alexandra Luca speaks with Oliver Chornous, CFO of Ch4mber Technologies, a leading project developer of orphan oil well plugging projects in North America. They discuss the rise of these projects, recent challenges, and what these developments mean for carbon credit buyers and project developers.

Tune in for expert insights on:

The scale and impact of orphan wells

Key methodology and integrity standards

Pricing trends and market dynamics

Corporate demand and compliance market prospects

In this episode, Hannah Adler, Senior Biomass Reporter, explores how changes in the UK’s renewable policy and certificate markets are shaping the outlook for the biomass market. She’s joined by Giulio Bajona, Deputy Editor for Global Energy Certificates, to discuss:  

What CfD reforms, sustainability consultations, and EU regulatory delays mean for the REGO market, and ultimately biomass generators.

If policy changes, such as UK sustainability rules and the EUDR, will act as price drivers in 2026, or if they are still too far out to matter?

What factors have contributed to the current bearish trend in certificate prices?

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Louise Burke speaks with Damien McLoughlin, CCO of FlyORO, about solving SAF supply chain challenges. FlyORO, a Singapore-based tech firm, offers patented modular blending units deployable from production sites to airports, enabling flexible, distributed SAF delivery.

In the podcast they highlight issues downstream of production and the need for localized solutions to avoid “haves and have-nots” among airports. They also address growing demand for SAF certificates and Scope 3 flexibility, stressing robust traceability, and finally book-and-claim as vital for scaling SAF demand, complementing physical deployment with credibility.