
- Date: 3rd Nov 2026
- Time: 3am London | 9am London | 4pm London
Register for this must-watch webinar to access expert analysis of ammonia market dynamics and the market outlook. Key questions this webinar will address include:
Current market dynamics and drivers
- Price trends and drivers: What are the key price trends and drivers in Q4 2026?
- Market spotlight: What has been the impact of European production curtailments?
- Near term supply outlook: How will the market replace Middle East supply in 2027 contracts?
- Exports: Why are US Gulf exports growing in importance?
- Demand: Are there any signs of demand recovery in key import markets?
Market outlook
- Middle East conflict: How has the conflict impacted the 2027 outlook?
- CBAM: Latest developments - and what are the implications for European ammonia?
- Projects and supply: How are key projects progressing, and what's the outlook for new supply?
- Demand outlook: How will demand change in the next five years?
Where is this webinar's data & analysis sourced from?
This webinar will source data and analysis from the Argus Ammonia price reporting service, Argus Ammonia Outlook (upto 24-month outlook) and Argus Urea Analytics (15 and 25 year outlook).
Speakers
What we'll cover
Why register
Understand what’s driving the ammonia market
Explore the key price trends shaping Q4 2026, including European production curtailments, shifting supply and signs of demand recovery.
Navigate changing global supply and trade flows
Understand how Middle East supply uncertainty, growing US Gulf exports and new projects could reshape ammonia availability and trade in 2027.
Discover the longer-term market outlook
Gain insight into how CBAM, new supply, project developments and changing demand could shape the global ammonia market over the next five years.

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About Argus Media
Argus is the leading independent provider of market intelligence to the global energy and commodity markets, offering price assessments, news, analytics, consulting, data tools and industry conferences. Headquartered in London with 1,500 staff across 30 offices, Argus's metals experts provide in-depth pricing, news and analysis across nonferrous metals, rare earths and battery materials.