Indian bidding boosts producer morale The news that India is about to carry out urea bidding boosted the confidence of the seller, and the market trend in the previous week was disappointing. Due to low liquidity and scattered demand, prices in all regions fell by about US $30/ton on average. In the

This week, sufficient supply continued to depress prices, especially in the West. Due to the efforts of traders and producers to ensure sales, the price of large granular urea in the European and American markets and the Middle East market fell by 10%. The decline in the Asian market was small, main

Driven by the demand of different markets, this year's first price rise was seen in some markets this week.In February, most of the transactions were concentrated in the sources of goods in North Africa, with the transaction price of 65000 tons of Egyptian large particles at FOB395-410 dollars/ton a

Due to the oversupply of urea, major global price indexes fell sharply.Due to the limited demand in European and other American markets, suppliers continue to distribute goods to the United States, and the price of the United States fell the most (barge price fell by $40/ton).The goods sold by sever

Urea prices fell sharply this week, as suppliers with unsold loading inventory in late December pursued liquidity. Southeast Asian producers sold several batches of goods to the ocean market, with the price approaching 460-470 USD/ton FOB. There are signs that the prices of China and the Middle East