DAP levels east of Suez continued to decline, with the market traded in a muted form this week following a surge in trading in recent weeks. Indian DAP prices fell to $770-775/t cfr, with prices facing further pressure, with unconfirmed offers of $750-760/t cfr. Chinese DAP prices fell to $745-770/t

Urea price gains have been limited this week, but India's tenders appear to have established near-term viable levels.India received commitments of 874,000 tonnes of urea from suppliers at $668.25/t on the West Coast and $675.25/t on the East Coast.Europe continues to trade in a wider range, with CFR

Supported by tight supply and rising international urea prices, the price of standard ammonium sulfate firmed to $195-220/ton fob China. This range also reflects rising producer offers this week, from $200-210/t fob to $220-230/t fob. A cargo investigation is underway for 36,000-45,000 tonnes of sta

Urea prices rose again this week, but less than last week due to slowing demand at all levels.Prices are generally high and chaotic - the price difference from one region to the next is as high as $370/t.European urea prices are still among the highest in the world, but the range is wide, reflecting

Global phosphate trade was concentrated in India this week, where nearly 400,000 tons of DAP was traded. Prices in the U.S. and Russia fell sharply to $850/t cfr from $880/t cfr at the start of the week. But there are also cargoes from Saudi Arabia and Morocco, totaling around 250,000 t DAP at $890/