Diammonium Phosphate Prices Continue To Rise, And The Market Is Firm

June 12, 2024, 9:21 AM
Baichuan Yingfu
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The diammonium phosphate market remains firm with prices rising, reaching an average of 3,772 yuan/ton, up 4.29% since early December. Supply is tight, especially for 64% content, due to strong export demand and limited domestic availability, leading to spot shortages and a "priceless" market in some areas. Most producers have suspended quotations, focusing on advance or export orders, pushing transaction prices higher. While sulfur prices dropped 8.38%, ammonia costs rose 2.30%, driving the theoretical production cost in Hubei to 3,858 yuan/ton. Domestic ex-warehouse prices range from 3,350–4,150 yuan/ton depending on region and grade. Despite a year-on-year decline in exports, October saw a monthly increase of 7.3%. International prices slightly fell, with China’s FOB at $703.5/ton. Limited phosphate rock supply supports market stability. Though downstream resistance to high prices grows, strong winter demand underpins short-term firmness. Continued monitoring of cost trends, demand
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