Phosagro's Outlook for Global Phosphate Fertilizer Demand

The video discusses the global demand for phosphate fertilizers, particularly in Brazil, where prices have dropped significantly. Despite political instability, demand remains strong due to stable soft commodity prices. The correlation between oil prices and fertilizer costs is explored, highlighting how lower oil prices benefit farmers. Global demand is expected to remain stable, with increased revenue reported. The video concludes with a discussion on Brexit's potential impact on economic policy.

What is one reason for the increased demand for phosphate fertilizers in Brazil?

• Political stability

• Higher oil prices

• Increased labor costs

• Devaluation of the Brazilian real

How does political instability in Brazil affect fertilizer demand?

• It has no impact on demand

• Demand remains strong despite instability

• It significantly reduces demand

• It slightly reduces demand

What is the correlation between soft commodity prices and fertilizer prices?

• There is no correlation

• A negative correlation

• A strong positive correlation

• A weak positive correlation

How do lower oil prices affect farmers' ability to purchase fertilizers?

• It increases the cost of fertilizers

• Farmers have more money to spend

• Farmers have less money to spend

• It has no effect on farmers' spending

What was the expected global demand for phosphate fertilizers in 2016?

• 80 million tons

• 70 million tons

• 60 million tons

• 50 million tons

What was one reason for the drop in fertilizer demand in Brazil last year?

• High oil prices

• Lack of credit and finances

• Increase in subsidies

• Political stability

What potential advantage does Brexit offer according to the discussion?

• Stronger demand for soft commodities

• Increased political stability

• More economic policy flexibility

• Higher fertilizer prices