Hablando del Mercado: Lo que dejó el 2023 para los precios del petróleo y el panorama 2024

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Driving Discussions: The new map of global refining

In this episode, Benedict George (Editor, Argus European Products) and Sarah Raffoul (Manager, Analytics & Consulting) join reporter Isabella Reimi to unpack the rise of mega‑refineries in Asia and the Middle East, the pressures facing Europe’s aging plants, and the shifting trad ...  Show more

Chemical Conversations: Global Polymers Market Evaluation - Turkey, March 2026

Dila Odluyurt, senior reporter, covering the Turkish PE, PP and PVC markets speaks about: How is the Turkish market doing at the beginning the end of the year How the lowering prices affected the market dynamics How demand has been for the past 3 months What is the current situat ...  Show more

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