
Farmers face a choice between buying fertilizer now, waiting until spring, or cutting application, as margins are very tight. StoneX's Josh Linville says MAP has risen $50-70/t to a premium over DAP, due to Chinese export cuts, Brazilian production outages and European output down 25% on high gas prices.
Phosphate supply cuts from China and Brazil and high European gas costs support MAP and DAP prices, while possible Middle East escalation could lift nitrogen prices by $25-50/t.
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