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13 Mar 2020 | 17:30 UTC
Featuring Christopher Newkumet, Janet McGurty, Everett Wheeler, and Harry Weber
With oil prices off roughly 30% in the past week in face of falling demand triggered by the coronavirus pandemic, impacts in the downstream are far-reaching.
Changes in crude flows, refinery operations, LNG development and petrochemical price dynamics all are newly in play.
Editors from S&P Global Platts and S&P Global Market Intelligence explore market and industry dynamics triggered by the extreme volatility in world oil markets, with a special focus on downstream us oil, natural gas, LNG and petrochemical operations.
Part 1: Volatility in global markets creates havoc for upstream US oil, gas and LNG