Will New Delhi's economic support measures help India's steelmakers?
With domestic steel prices at three-year lows, India's steelmakers are hoping the government's efforts to boost liquidity and investment will stimulate demand. If not, will Indian steel exports increa...
18 Okt 20198min
Oil & Money conference: When fossil fuels become a dirty word
As the annual Oil & Money conference marks its 40th year, the high-profile London event reflects an industry grappling with transition as concerns over the perils of fossil fuels grow more acute. The ...
16 Okt 20190s
Fuels of the Future: Alternative marine fuels, IMO 2020 compliance, and the ASBA Cargo Conference 2019
S&P Global Platts shipping editors George Griffiths and Sam Eckett look at the alternative marine fuels debate, ahead of IMO 2020's January 1st deadline. They are joined by Managing Editor for Freight...
9 Okt 20199min
Reaping gains from grains in Russia and Ukraine
With another year of strong wheat production now hitting the grain silos, the latest S&P Global Platts Commodities Focus podcast discusses developments in two key exporters: Russia and Ukraine. EMEA a...
8 Okt 201910min
Asian gasoline market Q4 outlook
The last quarter of the year is seasonally weak for Asian gasoline, but the attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities are proving to be largely supportive of the market. S&P Global Platts editors Mark ...
3 Okt 20195min
Relationship between natural gas, coal and power prices felt across US Midwest
S&P Global Platts pricing specialists Kelli Ainsworth, Arsalan Syed and Olivia Kalb discuss the interplay between natural gas, coal and power pricing in the US Midwest with Amy Gasca, pricing manager,...
1 Okt 20198min
European PVC: The evolution of the current market dynamics, interview with Kem One's Yves Heroes
The European PVC industry has gone through many changes in the last few decades regarding technology and assets, as well as marketing mechanism and building resilience against high raw material costs,...
27 Sep 201921min
Platts SEAT to cater to growing coal demand in Southeast Asia
Total coal imports to Southeast Asia is expected to hit 127 million mt in 2019, up 27% from 2018, with demand driven by existing and upcoming coal-fired power plants. In this podcast, S&P Global Platt...
23 Sep 20196min
