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In the most recent edition of “The Crude Report: TMX sellers taking to the water” Argus reporters Kyle Tsang and David Haydon talk with Argus VP Jeff Kralowetz about onshore and offshore developments that could push Canadian producers to charter ships and sell some of their TMX barrels on a delivered basis.

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O mercado de diesel no Brasil repercute os cortes de preços pela Petrobras e a maior entrada de combustível importado da Rússia. Entenda o que move esse mercado acompanhando a conversa entre Marcos Mortari, especialista em diesel e editor associado do relatório Argus Brasil Combustíveis, e Camila Fontana, chefe adjunta de redação da Argus no Brasil.

O mercado de diesel no Brasil repercute os cortes de preços pela Petrobras e a maior entrada de combustível importado da Rússia. Entenda o que move esse mercado acompanhando a conversa entre Marcos Mortari, especialista em diesel e editor associado do relatório Argus Brasil Combustíveis, e Camila Fontana, chefe adjunta de redação da Argus no Brasil.

Hear Argus’ analysis of the impact of freshly announced EU duties on Russian fertilizer imports into the EU, due to take effect on 1 July 2025. The podcast covers what additional tariffs have been proposed, which products they cover, the significance of Russian fertilizers to the EU, the potential impact on prices and possible alternative supplies for the EU.

Join Mike Nash, Senior Editor - Fertilizers, and Claudia Wlk, Editor – Argus Fertilizer Europe, as they discuss these topics in the latest episode of Argus' Fertilizer Matters podcast series.

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Forecasts of large soybean and corn crops in the 2024-25 cycle strengthen Brazil’s position in the export market, especially for countries like China, amid the twists and turns of the United States’ tariff policy.

However, domestic demand is also expected to increase, intensifying logistical challenges. Learn more about the supply and demand outlook for the South American country’s agricultural commodities in this conversation between Nathalia Giannetti, member of the team in charge of the Argus AgriMarkets and Argus Brazil Grains and Fertilizers reports, and Camila Fontana, Argus’ Deputy Bureau Chief in Sao Paulo.

As projeções de enormes safras de soja e milho na temporada 2024-25 fortalecem a posição do Brasil no mercado de exportação, principalmente para países como a China, em meio às reviravoltas da política tarifária dos Estados Unidos. Mas a demanda doméstica também deve aumentar e intensificar os entraves logísticos.

Saiba mais sobre as perspectivas de oferta e procura por commodities agrícolas nessa conversa entre Nathalia Giannetti, especialista em agricultura e uma das responsáveis pelos relatórios Argus AgriMarkets e Argus Brasil Grãos e Fertilizantes, e Camila Fontana, chefe adjunta de redação da Argus em São Paulo.  

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This podcast explores the vital connection between the freight and commodities markets. It focuses on the Asia biofuels freight market, where rates have been tumbled in 2025 and hit the lowest levels not seen in years.

Breakdown of the precise types of vessels and products in the specialised freight market, especially as "specialised freight" has become an umbrella term

In regards to long haul voyages, where are products (including palm oil, biofuels, feedstock and chemicals) heading to?

Across the product spectrum, which products move in the largest volumes?

With what's been happening in the current affairs space, what impact has this had on the specialised tanker market?

A look ahead at the most important issues to note for specialised freight