Everyone's eyes are on the Ukraine-Russia conflict in the past couple of weeks. How do traders make smart decisions in a geopolitically risky environment like this? Tracy Shuchart also explains why the fertilizer market is up 23% last week, what commodities are mostly impacted by the conflict, and how's China's energy relationship with Russia? Sam explains the effects on the emerging marketing of the different sanctions on Russia and why China's exporting deflation is good for the US. Albert elaborates why the conflict is actually a "boom" for China.

This is the ninth episode of The Week Ahead in collaboration of Complete Intelligence with Intelligence Quarterly, where experts talk about the week that just happened and what will most likely happen in the coming week.

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1:21 Last Week Ahead Recap
2:34 How traders make decisions in a geopolitically risky environment?
3:25 It's a headline-driven market, and how to trade that?
5:21 Why the fertilizer market is up 23%?
8:00 Commodities that are impacted most by Ukraine-Russia conflict.
10:58 Where do we see wheat topping off?
12:03 Impact of sanctions on Russia on emerging economies.
14:06 Other sources of Russian-grade crude for US refiners.
15:29 China's energy relationship with Russia.
17:43 Perspectives on the CNY
19:50 China exporting deflation is good for the US?
20:21 Ukraine-Russia conflict is a "boom" for China?
21:49 What do you see in markets for the coming week?