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Hurricane Ida, with 150 mph winds, crippled grain shipping facilities along the lower Mississippi River, including the Port of South Louisiana, which handles more than 50% of US grain exports. The storm left the timeline for resuming export activity unclear.
A barge urea price in New Orleans rose from $450/t to $552/t after the storm, and grain markets fell sharply on export uncertainty.
Shuttered Gulf export capacity disrupts US grain and soybean shipments, pressuring US cash prices while raising barge freight and fertilizer costs. Feed buyers should watch for a longer outage, which would widen basis and increase logistics costs.
thedailyscoop.com30 ago 2021Dopo 359 eventi logistica ribassista passati, Mais si è mosso in mediana di -0,3% in 5 sedute (44% in rialzo; metà centrale da -1,5% a +1,5%), e di -0,5% in 20.
Dopo 297 eventi logistica ribassista passati, Soia si è mosso in mediana di +0,3% in 5 sedute (54% in rialzo; metà centrale da -1,5% a +1,8%), e di +0,7% in 20.
Ancora troppi pochi eventi passati comparabili per una lettura storica.
Dopo 49 eventi logistica rialzista passati, Urea si è mosso in mediana di -0,3% in 5 sedute (45% in rialzo; metà centrale da -1,3% a +2,2%), e di -0,4% in 20.
Variazioni del benchmark di ciascuna materia prima rispetto all'ultima chiusura prima dell'evento. Le letture storiche raggruppano eventi passati dello stesso tipo; descrivono ciò che è accaduto, non ciò che accadrà. Non è consulenza di investimento.
Hurricane Ida's 2021-08-30 shutdown of lower Mississippi shipping and the jump in New Orleans barge urea from $450 to $552/t is a direct supply and logistics shock that fits the 4.32% one-day rise.
Hurricane Ida (landfall Aug 29) crippled Lower Mississippi shipping and drove New Orleans barge urea from $450 to $552/t, a direct supply/logistics shock matching the timing and direction of the one-day jump.
Ida's shutdown of Gulf ports and shipping, with urea barges jumping from $450 to $552/t, shows the storm-driven supply and logistics disruption behind the price surge.
Post-Ida disruption lifted New Orleans urea barge prices sharply (reported $450 to $552/t), a direct supply and logistics shock.
Ida's shutdown of South Louisiana grain export facilities stalled barge unloading and turnaround, creating congestion and a vessel supply squeeze that likely lifted St. Louis barge freight, though the event is dated about a week before the one-day move.
Ida's disruption of Louisiana port and shipping infrastructure drove NOLA urea barge prices up from $450 to $552/t, tightening nearby US Gulf supply.
