Yellow phosphorus prices edged up as dry-season electricity costs rose and producers reduced supply, while demand remained limited. Wet-process phosphoric acid quotes were unchanged; industrial-grade monoammonium phosphate prices continued to ease amid slow winter stocking, sluggish agricultural demand, and inventory pressure.
Reduced yellow-phosphorus supply is providing modest cost support, but weak downstream buying and ample inventories are limiting the broader market’s ability to rise. The review points to continued near-term pressure on industrial phosphate products.
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