Sulphur Prices Surge Due to Global Conflicts
The ongoing Russia-Ukraine war and conflicts in West Asia have led to a significant increase in sulphur prices. This rise is primarily driven by growing demand for the commodity, which is mainly produced as a by-product, due to its use in metals processing and battery production. Additionally, the increased need for fertiliser and nickel is further exacerbating the pressure on sulphur supplies.2 sourcesSee all sources