Domestic Potassium News | After the domestic rise, the overall price of potassium chloride is mainly stable

June 12, 2024, 9:21 AM
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Domestic potassium prices are rising due to increased salt lake costs, with 60% potassium chloride prices climbing from 4,880 yuan/ton to around 5,100 yuan/ton, though high-price transactions remain slow. Traders report limited supply but no immediate pressure. In contrast, imported potassium chloride prices remain stable, with 62% white potash at ports priced at 5,300–5,350 yuan/ton and border trade at 4,900–4,950 yuan/ton, allowing room for negotiation. The salt lake-driven increase has not triggered a broader market surge. Potassium sulfate prices stay firm, with manufacturers quoting high levels; current deals are mostly small. Mannheim process operating rates are slightly above 40%, still low despite some recovery. Ex-factory prices for 52% water-soluble powder average around 5,500 yuan/ton, lower in northern regions. Despite tight supply, weak downstream demand limits further price gains, suggesting potash prices may stabilize at current levels.
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