Fertilizer Matters: Potash, Dec 2023

Fertilizer Matters: Potash, Dec 2023

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Chemical Conversations: Methanol Market - Geopolitics, Hormuz & China Q4 Outlook

Welcome to this Methanol Market Puts-and-Takes podcast episode, part of the Chemical Conversations series. In this episode, Senior Analyst Cassidy Staggers talks with Dave McCaskill, Argus VP of Methanol and Derivatives to discuss: A recap of geopolitical tensions since March Cur ...  Afficher plus

Hablando de Mercado: Petróleo de esquisto en Argentina

Argentina ha dejado atrás un modelo basado en el crudo convencional para convertirse en un productor claramente dominado por el petróleo de esquisto de Vaca Muerta. Acompaña a Camila Fontana, jefa adjunta de la oficina de Argus en São Paulo, y a Nazareno Ferrero, gerente de desar ...  Afficher plus

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Weekly podcast — How to unlock agricultural finance
Sustainable Business Podcast by Innovation Forum

This week: Laura Satkowski, senior product manager at CIBO Technologies, talks with Innovation Forum’s Ian Welsh about some of the challenges for growers accessing finance — from public and private sectors — to enable more sustainable and regenerative agriculture practices.

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What can producers expect from the rest of 2024?
Chemical Week

Chemical Week's Rob Westervelt and S&P Global Commodity Insights' Neirin Gray Desai and Mujidah Yahaya join the podcast to discuss key takeaways from second-quarter earnings season and read the tea leaves for the rest of the year. Key topics include the diminishing prospects f ...

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Oil prices and expectations for 2023
Market Matters

Edward Bell and Khatija Haque discuss the recent developments in the oil market, the outlook for prices next year and implications for the GCC economies. Click on the link to listen to the full Podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/Oil2023.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy inform ...  Afficher plus

Catch Up and Ketchup
Moody's Talks - Inside Economics

This week’s podcast focuses on the jobs report for December. The usual cast of characters discusses the job catch-up (not ketchup) in government and healthcare, and its implications. Everyone agreed that despite the considerable cross-currents in the numbers, it was a good rep ...

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