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Brazil's urea market firmed in mid-October, with granular urea at $415-435/t CFR and Russian-origin urea around $420/t CFR. Traders expect monthly imports could reach 700,000 tonnes ahead of the first-quarter 2026 safrinha crop season.
Strong pre-season import demand in Brazil supports urea prices, although a large Indian tender could pull cargoes away from Latin America. Higher nitrogen costs raise input costs for Brazilian crops, including the safrinha corn crop.
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