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We are thrilled to announce that CRU has acquired Exawatt, a leading strategic consulting and research provider in solar PV, energy storage, power electronics and electric vehicles, offering customers a holistic view of the #EnergyTransition landscape. ow.ly/z8BW50Nyf1c
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Trafigura Group, one of the world’s top oil and metals traders, has been holding talks with private equity groups to secure additional financing as soaring prices trigger giant margin calls across the commodities industry | via @jfarchy @DNair5 @JanFoe bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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Nickel trading to restart at 8am on Wednesday
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Ukraine crisis rocks the London Metal Exchange: reuters.com/markets/commodit…
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This is turn up for the books. Having said they would never do it Rio are going to buy out the minorities of TRQ inclusing the very vocal shareholder Pentwater.
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Cargill statement on Russia.
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BlackRock records $17bn in losses on Russian securities on.ft.com/3t0wcrU
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The war in Ukraine and Western #sanctions against Russia are significant shocks for CIS+ #sovereigns. Direct exposures to Russia’s #economy and contagion channels vary, but economic spillovers will be material across the region. Learn more: ow.ly/tzpP50IfMN4
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LME nickel market remains closed today. The pricing black-out continues
LME says nickel market will not reopen on Friday reut.rs/3t0HFYe
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Executive Director, Michèle Brülhart is joined by representatives from @AntofagastaPLC, @Orsted and @Southwire for a conversation on why responsible business is good business at this year's #worldcopperconference hosted by @CRUGROUP. Register at ow.ly/lAVh50Iarw7
Sanction reactions: - Andrey Melnichenko resigns from EuroChem board - Andrey Guryev resigns as PhosAgro Chief Executive Officer
“EU sanctions to hit Russia's fertilizer tycoons” is not the news that the fertilizer price/availability optimists wanted today - but it is the news we all got. H/t @FertilizerWeek1
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There it is. As anticpated.
RUSSIAN INDUSTRY MINISTER MANTUROV SAYS RUSSIA DECIDED TO TEMPORARY SUSPEND FERTILIZERS EXPORTS
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European Steel Association not happy with the LME.
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Commodities Held Up at Russian Ports, Trafigura’s Rolland Says
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Some greater context here. Total AN market is not the volume of say urea, but very important to the European market.
Wow "Belarus has a 40% market share in global production & export of potash. While Russia only has 16.5% market share of global exports, it manufactures ammonium nitrate, the key ingredient needed for the fertilizer and has a close to 66% global market share in its production."
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LME nickel trading halted as big short hits big trouble: reuters.com/business/energy/…
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European zinc smelters outside Scandinavia are facing an existential crisis. Higher LME prices only marginally helps non-integrated smelters where main revenue is treatment charge & premiums, zinc free metal helps but not enough
A lot of focus on high oil and gas prices, but sky-high short-term electricity are a major problem for the European manufacturing sector. Energy-intensive companies will curtail output. Europe faces an oil and gas crisis, but also **an electricity crisis** bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…
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Will this include #fertilizers generally or even specific products? This comes top of mind now. For me, I am leaning slightly towards fertilizers being included with quotas and bans already in place for the last 6 months. The next two days will be challenging indeed.
Will be another challenging day for markets tomorrow as Putin has signed a decree that bans the export of certain commodities and raw materials. Decision on commodities & countries within 48 hours. Source @BBCNews