China’s domestic urea market was mostly steady to firm on November 11, supported by some manufacturers’ order books and export-related expectations. Buyers remained cautious and mostly purchased for immediate needs, with no clear improvement in supply and demand; attention is on export developments, producer inventories and downstream buying.
Export demand or tighter producer inventories could support domestic urea prices, but subdued purchasing limits the upside unless demand strengthens. The article reports a routine market outlook rather than a confirmed new trade flow.
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