
Chinese urea and phosphate fertilizer prices have declined in recent days, with Shandong and Hebei urea quoted around 1880-1930 yuan per ton. Compound fertilizer makers and phosphate producers also reported weaker prices, while potassium chloride held up better.
The article attributes the downturn to a temporary supply-demand imbalance.
Lower Chinese urea and phosphate prices reflect soft domestic demand and ample supply, which weighs on global fertilizer benchmarks and modestly reduces input costs for feed grain producers.
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