Yesterday (30 June), oil fell again, pressured by more production in Nigeria and Canada. A Goldman Sachs analyst said that rising Nigerian output would put
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“Brexit Effect” on PotashCorp
Britain’s decision to leave the European Union has left global markets in turmoil including potash markets. Brexit has led to a major sell-off as investors
Belarus to Sell Potash to India at a Lowest Price in Decade
Belarus is about to sell potash to India, one of the worlds largest fertilizer importers, at the lowest price in a decade. The new price
Coal and Fertilizer Companies Join to Support Urea Production
Indian Oil Corp. (IOC) is about to join a consortium of Coal India Ltd and NTPC Ltd for building three fertilizer factories with a total
Israel Building World’s Tallest Solar Tower
Israeli engineers are working on the world’s tallest solar tower in the middle of southern Israel’s desert, reflecting the country’s efforts to decisively shift towards
Major Shift in the Oil Market: Russia Becomes China’s Top Crude Supplier
Russia overtook Saudi Arabia as China’s largest oil supplier in May, which marked the third consecutive month that Moscow has beat out Riyadh as the
Canpotex Discards Plans to Build a New Terminal
Canpotex Ltd., jointly owned by the three biggest potash companies – Potash Corp of Saskatchewan, Mosaic Co and Agrium Inc. – has put its plans
Morocco’s OCP Publishes First Quarter Results
Office Chérifien des Phosphates (OCP), the world’s leading producer of phosphate rock and phosphoric acid as well as one of the leading global fertilizer players
OPEC: Oil Output Falling Short of the Demand
For the first time in three years, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) said that its current output was falling short of the
India to Revive Fertilizer Plants
NTPC has announced earlier this week that it was entering into a joint venture with Coal India – Hindustan Urvarak & Rasayn Ltd – to