Prices in several regions of East and South-East Asia declines this week, driven by limited demand and widespread acceptance of realistically achievable price levels. But same as rest of the world, Asian markets have remained quiet. Due to the development of ammonia urea, nitrates, phosphates, po

Urea prices were stable this week at the peak trading in last week, but overall liquidity was much lower.Prices in different regions still very confusion, although the gap narrowed this week as participants took advantage of arbitrage.Traders raised the prices to around $640/t fob in Black Sea,they

DAP prices fell to $920-940/t cfr this week in India. Buyers expect prices will continue to decrease before the next round of buying. The price decrasing in India has pushed down Chinese FOB prices, but quota-induced tightening has kept high-end offers to the Southeast Asian market at around $940/t

Urea prices rose by more than $100/t in many major areas this week as traders covered short positions and added to positions against the backdrop of the European crisis.In many of transactions this week, the trading price of granular urea in the Middle East was as low as $493/ton FOB and as high as

Market trading slows, continue to focus on East of Suez marketMarket transactions slowed down this week, as Indian purchasing prices were at $950-960/t cfr, totaling more than 750,000 t DAP, confirmed to arrive in India in July-September, with another 150,000-200,000 t likely to be completed soon tr