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Coronavirus and Commodities

As the world learns to live with coronavirus, S&P Global Commodity Insights reporters and analysts look at short-term impacts and longer-term shifts in supply, demand and prices.

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  • 22 Mar 2023

Commodity price volatility 'here to stay' amid geopolitics, energy transition challenges: Trafigura CFO

  • 15 Mar 2023

Listen:For global petrochemicals, what went up is coming down…down…

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  • 10 Mar 2023

Listen:Battery makers and miners turn to blockchain to solve transparency concerns, incentivize investment

  • 07 Mar 2023

Infographic: What China's 'Two Sessions' mean for 2023 commodity demand

Commodity Insights Magazine

We dig deep into the wealth of S&P Global Commodity Insights data and intelligence to examine emerging trends, opportunities and challenges in commodity and energy markets

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  • 02 Mar 2023

Clean energy growth helps stymie pace of global carbon emissions in 2022: IEA

  • 02 Mar 2023

Listen:King of the barrel: will jet or diesel win the battle in 2023?

  • 20 Jan 2023

The party's over: Interest rates, inflation, oversupply siphon COVID-fueled polymer demand

  • 11 Jan 2023

Listen:Copper markets eye easing concentrate supply in 2023, but short-term market is tight

S&P Global and IHS Markit Merger

S&P Global Platts and IHS Markit are now S&P Global Commodity Insights

Our expanded offering provides a full view of the energy markets, from energy transition to supply chain data, as well as our core pricing and news platform.

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  • 09 Jan 2023

Watch: Market Movers Europe, Jan. 9-13: Germany's floating LNG terminals begin commissioning; oil demand concerns linger

  • 09 Jan 2023

Chemical Trends H1 2023: Challenges abound as markets brace for another rough year

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