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Fertilizer squeeze - May 29, 2022 - Petroleum News - Vimarsana News

Fertilizer squeeze - May 29, 2022 - Petroleum News

Last fall, U.S. farmers were facing a daunting bill for nitrogen fertilizer, as prices had nearly doubled from what they had been paying just a year earlier. Many talked about waiting for spring, in hopes that the cost would drop. Then, late in 2021, prices for natural gas, the feedstock for nitroge...

RRSP Investors: Should You Buy Nutrien Stock Now? - Vimarsana News

RRSP Investors: Should You Buy Nutrien Stock Now?

Nutrien stock is enjoying a great run in 2022. Are more gains on the way?

Source: fool.ca
3 Growth Stocks to Buy Now | The Motley Fool Canada - Vimarsana News

3 Growth Stocks to Buy Now | The Motley Fool Canada

Nutrien Inc. is among the growth stocks to buy now that have strong growth histories and a sustainable long-term growth runway ahead.

Source: fool.ca
What you can expect from dividends, tech and Taiwan in 2022 - Vimarsana News

What you can expect from dividends, tech and Taiwan in 2022

Epoch Investment Partners' John Tobin is adamant he's not a stock-picker, but he's certainly backed a couple of winning global businesses over the last few years.  Having managed Epoch's Global Equity Shareholder Yield strategy since 2012, a diversified portfolio with more than 100 positions, Tobin sticks to a strict holding policy...

Hard-hit potash miners aim to cut, barter their way to better times - Vimarsana News

Hard-hit potash miners aim to cut, barter their way to better times

Drastic moves by potash producers, from idling mines to bartering with farmers, may pay off soon for the hard-hit industry, company executives said on Tuesday.

Source: agweek.com