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Australian MAP and DAP fertiliser prices jumped sharply, with world ammonium phosphate values up US$120/t since December, the largest rise in many years. A local trader reported quotes moving from $595 to $675/t ex-port plus freight.
Supply was diverted to the US after the US investigated subsidised gas used for ammonia and raised tariffs on Russian and Moroccan imports.
Tight global phosphate supply and diverted cargoes raise input costs for feed and crop producers and are expected to keep prices elevated and volatile. Higher fertiliser costs can also push up future grain production costs.
theland.com.auJamie Brown28 de jan. de 2021Ainda não há eventos comparáveis passados suficientes para uma leitura histórica.
Após 193 eventos altista de comércio passados, DAP subiu em mediana +0,4% em 5 sessões (54% de alta; metade central de -0,3% a +1,8%), e +1,9% em 20.
Variações do benchmark de cada commodity desde o último fechamento antes do evento. As leituras históricas agregam eventos passados do mesmo tipo; descrevem o que aconteceu, não o que vai acontecer. Não é recomendação de investimento.
Directly reports a sharp DAP/MAP price surge of about US$120/t since December, driven by supply diverted to the US after tariffs on Russian and Moroccan imports, which is a trade-flow mechanism that fits the timing of the move.
Published 2021-01-28, just before the move: reports a sharp jump in world ammonium phosphate prices (up US$120/t since December) as supply was diverted to the US after the subsidised-gas investigation and tariffs on Russian and Moroccan imports, a trade-flow supply squeeze that plausibly drove DAP higher.
World ammonium phosphate prices rose US$120/t since December as supply was diverted to the US because of tariffs on Russian and Moroccan product, a trade-flow driver of tightness.
