Urea prices in the US fell 4.69% during late May 2026 as abundant supply and cautious buying pressured the market. Producers maintained steady operating rates with no major plant shutdowns, and inventories stayed comfortable.
Ample nitrogen supply and weak buying keep fertilizer costs under pressure, which eases input costs for feed and grain producers but signals soft nitrogen demand.
Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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US urea prices fell 4.69% in late May on ample supply, comfortable inventories and cautious buying, which contributed to downward price pressure but is too small to explain the full drop.
US urea fell on ample supply and cautious buying, contributing to the weakness in the Western Hemisphere.