Black Sea/Baltic Sea:Export supplies from the Baltic and Black Seas are limited, with most suppliers committing to August and September. This includes Russian suppliers, who have reportedly delivered August-September tonnage to the domestic market, increasing demand to use it as a raw material. Ther

Prices collapsed this week, with small gains in some regions and declines in others.Several demand points in Central and South America emerged this week - notably Argentina, Peru and Mexico - but prices in Brazil fell below $650/t cfr as suppliers chased buyers.There is a small amount of granular ur

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