
US phosphate buyers expect supply to ease next year because a weak fall application season left higher inventories across the Corn Belt. Unfavourable affordability is likely to curb spring demand.
Earlier in the year, supply disruptions from a Mosaic fire and hurricanes had pushed DAP prices sharply higher.
Carry-over inventories and weaker farmer demand point to softer US phosphate prices ahead, which lowers fertilizer cost pressure for grain and feed production.
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