Insufficient liquidity, the international market is under pressureGlobal urea market activity was muted this week, with buyers in most markets taking a wait-and-see attitude.A shipment of Chinese granular urea cargoes destined for regional markets traded at US$630-640/ton FOB, but import demand from

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

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

Urea prices reversed rapidly this week, causing many to lose positions as a series of shutdown announcements at European factories tightened the market.Anticipating huge demand in Europe, traders raced to source goods from most nearby origins, turning the market around within a day.In a series of de

Urea prices decreased for the two weeks in most markets around the world due to weak demand and longer production times by producers in main regions.The urea price in Middle east fell sharply as producers cut prices to clear remaining cargo in August and early Septembers - three of which were confir