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Urea producers are acknowledging that lower prices are inevitable as oversupply worsens, with spot sales largely absent. US urea prices dropped $15/t and Middle East FOB fell $5/t to break below $300/t, and the next Indian tender is not expected until mid-Q2.
Persistent urea oversupply and weak spot demand point to further nitrogen fertilizer price declines into Q2, lowering input costs for feed grain production.
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