
Fertilizer prices in Egypt differed between the open market, subsidized agricultural cooperatives, and retail outlets. Open-market urea was listed at 24,062 Egyptian pounds per tonne, while the article described demand as relatively subdued and prices as stable for some products and lower for others.
Softer fertilizer demand can ease input-cost pressure for farmers, though the article gives no specific supply change or clear price direction for urea. The listed prices provide a snapshot of current fertilizer costs rather than a major market catalyst.
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