Falling prices in the AmericasThe Southeast Asian market performed quietly, and most buyers were unable to achieve spot prices. Buyers from Central America seek urea, but they are unwilling to pay around US$950/ton (cost plus freight).Demand in Europe was weak this week, but the Azomures factory in

Black Sea/Baltic Sea:Whether it is the Black Sea or the Baltic Sea, the tonnage available for export is limited, and the tonnage for December and January has not yet been discussed.Turkey:Turkish chemical producer Eti Bakir restarted production of standard ammonium sulfate at its 600,000-ton/year sy

Weakness or stagnation in markets outside of India and South Korea, where supply is limited, will not cause manufacturers to worry in the short term, as this demand will continue until January.However, the international market is still divided: the main markets of the United States and Brazil still

Black Sea/Baltic Sea:Whether in the Black Sea or the Baltic Sea, new production activities are very limited, and export quotas for other nitrogen fertilizers were not finalized until the beginning of this week. The buyer said that Kuaz provided Russian ammonium sulfate at the 500-520 euro/ton border

A large number of African procurement tenders are about to be carried out. The tenders for Côte d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Cameroon and Chad will end from now to mid-October. This will increase the nominal demand of 360,000 tons, but the timing and final quantity of the bid will be critical to affectin