Argus Global Markets Conference | 30 September - 1 October 2025 | London, UK

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The crude industry is changing faster than ever before. With the European market increasingly integrating into global crude trade, the Argus Global Markets Conference returns to London in 2025, positioning itself as the event to attend for in-depth and expert analysis of the key issues affecting global oil markets. Taking place in London, UK, 30 September - 1 October, the conference will reflect on changing global dynamics and the interplay between Europe and other regions - most notably Latin America, West Africa, and the Middle East. Providing a synergy with the Argus Global Markets publication, the conference will cover all the latest international oil market developments; Opec+ decisions and market impact, tariffs, sanctions, supply and demand, inventories, trade flows, logistics, and global trading, whilst expanding content to include in-depth coverage of refined products price and market trends, globally. Argus Global Markets Conference will also offer high-impact networking opportunities with market participants, including C-suite leaders of oil majors, refiners, and global trading companies. Key sessions on the agenda include: Europe’s refining future: Exploring how decarbonization, regulations like Fit for 55, and global competition are reshaping Europe’s refining sector West African supply spotlight: Insights into production trends and the strategic role of West Middle East supply spotlight: Strategic updates on production, market positioning, and regional supply developments. African crude in global markets.Global trade and OPEC+ strategy: Examining how geopolitical shifts and new entrants are reshaping OPEC+ dynamics. China’s oil demand evolution: Is China past peak gasoline and diesel? Explore refining shifts and petrochemical-driven consumption. Why attend: Connect face-to-face with industry leaders from all over the world: Situated in one of the world’s key business capitals. Join leading experts, traders and business developers across the crude supply chain. A unique opportunity to meet global clientele. Gain insights and build forward-looking strategies for your business: Developed with growth and opportunity in mind, the 2025 agenda delves into the strategic developments that shape the present and future of the global crude markets. Strategic networking and market insights: Connect with C-suite leaders from oil majors, refiners, and traders like Trafigura, Teekay, DHT Holdings, and PKN Orlen. Enjoy premium networking opportunities and hear expert analysis from Trafigura, the IEA, and Argus on OPEC+, supply shifts, and Europe’s evolving energy role. Regional supply deep dive: Gain insights from Hartree Partners and Argus on adapting hedging strategies amid geopolitical uncertainty. Topics include carbon pricing, ESG-linked trading, and the role of AI in risk management. Discover how petrochemical feedstock demand is driving consumption and influencing global crude flows. Navigation volatility and risk: Gain insights from Hartree Partners and Argus on adapting hedging strategies amid geopolitical uncertainty. Topics include carbon pricing, ESG-linked trading, and the role of AI in risk management.     URLs:Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/3244144-2?pid=5569 Brochure: https://go.evvnt.com/3244144-3?pid=5569  Date and Time: Tue, 30 Sep 2025 09:00 - Wed, 01 Oct 2025 13:00 Venue details: London, England, WC1B, United Kingdom Prices:2-day Conference pass - Standard rate: GBP 2199.00,2-day Conference pass - Standard rate - Group of 3 (each): GBP 1759.20,2-day Conference pass - Standard rate - Group of 5 (each): GBP 1539.30 Speakers: Philippe Khoury, EVP Sales and Trading, ADNOC Group, Mikkel Seidelin, CCO, Teekay Tankers Ltd., Toril Bosoni, Head of Oil Industry and Markets Division, IEA, Saad Rahim, Chief Economist, Trafigura, Lukasz Strupczewski, Director of Crude Oil Trading, PKN Orlen, Svein Moxnes Harfjeld, CEO and President, DHT Holdings, Sh. Khaled Al-Sabah, Managing Director / CEO, Kuwait Petroleum Company / Kuwait Oil Tanker Co., Rob Mcleod, Head of Price Risk Solutions, Hartree Partners, Rikan Kareem, Head of European Market Section, SOMO, Richard Matthews, Director of Consultancy and Research E.A, Gibson Shipbrokers, Tony Fountain, Managing Partner, Essar Energy Transition, Alex Younevitch, VP - Freight, Argus, Benedict George, Editor - Oil Products, Argus, David Fyfe, Chief Economist, Argus, James Gooder, Vice-President - Crude, Argus, Tom Reed, Vice-President - China Crude and Products, Argus, Nick Kumleben, Energy and Commodities Director, Greenmantle