US potassium chloride prices are expected to ease over time as the US lifted sanctions on Belarusian potash, opening an additional supply source to a market where Canada supplies about 85% of US potash. Short-term purchasing has been weak because farmers already hold stored supplies at ports and inland terminals.
Additional Belarusian supply could loosen the US potash market and soften fertilizer costs for feed grain growers, though the effect is expected to be gradual as trade flows normalize.
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