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Analysts cite UkrAgroConsult as saying the global fertiliser market began to stabilise at the end of October 2026, with purchases slowing and higher stocks and more Chinese supply limiting further price rises. The World Bank expects fertiliser prices to rise about 14% this year before returning to 2025 levels in 2027, though energy costs and transport disruption still add pressure.
Slowing demand and rising stocks point to softer nitrogen, phosphate and potash prices, which would lower input costs for feed producers, though supply risks could still lift prices.
agri.bgАгри.БГNov 3, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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