Prices rose again as severe supply disruptions caused by Western financial sanctions against Russia continued to dominate the market.But the price increasing were milder than last week.Markets in South and Central America recorded their highest prices again this week - around $1,100/t cfr in Mexico,

Most active markets in Europe and IndiaMost of the NPK suppliers are on the sidelines as market participants continue to digest and evaluate the growing list of sanctions against Russia. But the buying from India and some European countries has been strong this week. In India, an importer bought 30,

International freight rates continue to rise, especially in the Middle East. There is only few ships carry Russian cargo now, and the premium on the Baltic/Black Sea route remains high.Urea prices have seen unprecedented gains this week ,the price increased $340/t in Southeast Asia, $250/t in the Mi

MAP and DAP prices surged in Western markets. Brazilian importers returned to the market, the dealing price of Moroccan MAP is $1,010-1,015/t CFR. The lower offer at the beginning of the week was 950-1000 US dollars / ton CFR.The low prices were $900-925/t CFR in the early of last week. A small amou

Asian markets were quieter – The supply from Russian is not important -- but the prices in most regions still increased with double-digit gains.Western sanctions against Russia have severely limited the available supply to most buyers this week and pushed up nitrogen fertilizer prices.Importers from