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Potash Outlook 2015: Watch Oil Price for Near-term Clues
For our 2016 potash outlook, please see: Potash Outlook 2016: SOP Expected to Shine Despite an early drop to $287 per ton from the January level of $320, potash prices have stayed relatively calm this...
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2016 Outlook Free Reports
INN has created a series of Free Reports for investors, reviewing highlights of 2015 and looking forward to 2016. Over 50 articles covering over 40 investing topics including insight and forecasts from...
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5 Top Potash Articles of 2015
2015 was a tough year for the potash market, which has suffered at the hands of a weak pricing environment for the last few years. With hopes of a turnaround on the horizon, here’s a look back at some...
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Counting Down the Best and Worst of 2013: Part One
Part One: The Worst Like most commodity investors, we at Resource Investing News are looking forward to booting 2013 — a year of relentless disappointments for commodities and mining stocks — out the...
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Will 2014 Include Russian-Belarus Potash Cartel Revival?
A little hope was poured into the potash market at the end of December with speculation that the Russian-Belarusian marketing arm for potash could be reassembled in the future. In December, Potash...
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Potash Outlook 2017: Oversupply and Demand
For the potash sector, 2016 has been a bit of a challenging year in terms of price and oversupply. Current prices for the fertilizer are sitting at $224 per metric ton in the US Corn Belt, while prices...
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5 Top Potash News Stories of 2016
The potash industry saw some closures and layoffs in 2016–and a continuing theme of oversupply–which didn’t seem to bode well for the potash sector. Still, there were some bright spots for the...
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What is Potash Investing?
The world’s population is increasing rapidly, and is expected to reach over 9 billion by 2050. A larger population will have many consequences, one of which is that much higher amounts of food will be...
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