
Bangladesh's government bought 30,000 tonnes of bagged granular urea at $671 per tonne, down from $876 in the previous consignment and above $900 at one point. It also bought 3.36 million MMBtu of LNG from Vitol at $25.75 per unit, below the prior $26.40.
Lower import prices from a major South Asian buyer confirm that global urea and LNG prices are easing after the spike following the Russia-Ukraine war. This points to softer fertilizer and energy input costs for feed-grain producers.
Após 81 eventos baixista de comércio passados, Ureia subiu em mediana -1,0% em 5 sessões (28% de alta; metade central de -7,2% a +0,4%), e -5,5% em 20.
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Bangladesh's urea purchase at $671/t versus $876 previously shows a sharp fall in tender price levels.
Bangladesh bought urea at $671/t versus $876 previously, a concrete price discovery point on the same date that confirms sharply lower clearing prices.