World Bank Projects 12% Fertilizer Price Drop in 2027: What's Behind It
The World Bank expects global fertilizer prices to fall 12% in 2027 after an estimated 14% rise in 2026, though urea is still forecast to average 21% higher this year. Shipping disruptions and geopolitical tensions could delay the relief.
· Feedsoft Markets Desk
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Fertilizer prices: a turn ahead?. The World Bank projects global fertilizer prices will fall 12% in 2027, after an estimated 14% rise in 2026.
The cooling has already started. Its fertilizer price index fell 22% in the third quarter of 2026 from the previous quarter.
But urea is still expensive. Urea is still forecast to average 21% higher for the full year 2026.
Why relief is expected. Lower input costs, recovering supply and more exports from producers outside the Gulf region.
Relief isn't guaranteed. Shipping disruptions and geopolitical tensions could delay or limit it. Cheaper fertilizer would ease farmers' production costs.
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