Compound fertilizer is at a high stalemate, and downstream receiving efforts have declined

June 12, 2024, 9:21 AM
Jinlianchuang
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Highlights at a glance
As June marks the peak wheat harvest and the transition from summer to autumn fertilizer seasons, China's domestic compound fertilizer market remains strong amid tight supply and high raw material costs. Prices for 45% compound fertilizers are steady at 3,900–4,300 yuan/ton, supported by elevated prices of key inputs like monoammonium, DAP, and potash, despite a slight dip in urea costs. While raw material strength continues to underpin compound fertilizer pricing, downstream demand remains lukewarm due to price resistance, with buyers adopting a cautious, wait-and-see approach. Limited inventory and small-order concerns further constrain market activity. Although cost pressures keep quotations high, weak transaction volumes and declining buyer sentiment suggest limited near-term upside, with new order follow-through likely to remain subdued.
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