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

price pressureThe bearish sentiment in the market increased, dragged down by the weak raw material market; meanwhile, demand in Southeast Asia showed signs of slowing down. High-end prices for 15-15-15/16-16-16 fell by $50/t to $780/t cfr. Import prices are unlikely to rise further despite strong de

The European Union officially announced that it will impose sanctions on Belarusian potash. Most manufacturers have given up offering products this week, awaiting further implementation of sanctions. At present, the market is still digesting these news and analyzing its potential impact on NPKs. But

Prices continue to rise due to rising raw material costs and tight supply, and upward price pressure continues. Market sentiment remains bullish. At the same time, rising freight rates have pushed up CFR CIF prices. Manufacturers have better expectations for June and July and continue to increase th

India is snapping up while the Malawi market is silent. Chinese and Eastern European markets are more clam because of the public holiday, at the same time,it makes the preparations for the main seasons in Southeast Asia slowing down. India RCF bid for 50,000 tons of 20-20-0+13S and 50,000 tons of 10