Joe Biden’s arrival in the White House sets the US on a very different course from the one charted by his predecessor Donald Trump – in foreign affairs, in trade relations, and most notably in energy and environmental policy. Our “America Under Biden” hub page brings together the best of Argus’ US political coverage - led by our Washington, DC, team - helping you stay on top of how the Biden policy program is affecting energy and other commodity markets.
Blog post: Iranian supply ticks higher, despite political roadblocks
Four months after the US election, and despite expectations that an incoming Biden Administration would prioritise an early breakthrough, resuscitation of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) on Iran’s nuclear programme more realistically looks like a late-2021/early-2022 target.
Highlights from Petroleum ARGUS leading up to the election
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Opinion: Chaos theory
30 October 2020 -
Latin America peers warily into US election mirror
30 October 2020 -
US election 2020: Race to the bottom with Russia
23 October 2020 -
Mideast Gulf states wary of US reset
23 October 2020 -
Trump seeks to redo ‘energy dominance’
23 October 2020 -
Biden win could spell trouble for Opec+ in 2021
16 October 2020 -
Biden charts path for carbon dominance
16 October 2020 -
US Election 2020: From world cop to disruptor
09 October 2020 -
Opinion: A plague on both your houses
09 October 2020 -
Opinion: The vote and the virus
02 October 2020 -
Trump, Biden come to blows on energy policy
02 October 2020