Phosphate Fertilizer Daily Review: Pre-Festival Demand Unlikely to Improve, Market Conditions Weakly Adjusting

June 12, 2024, 9:21 AM
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Highlights at a glance
The Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP) and Diammonium Phosphate (DAP) markets showed weak dynamics on January 30, according to Feiduoduo data. The domestic 55% powder MAP price dropped to 3,100.00, while granular and higher-grade powder grades remained stable amid declining new orders and rising inventories. With the Spring Festival approaching, production cuts are increasing as enterprises shut down operations, leading to a sluggish market with minimal transactions and unclear pricing. Downstream demand remains weak, with compound fertilizer producers purchasing raw materials sparingly. Raw material costs offer limited support, as sulfur and synthetic ammonia prices fluctuate while phosphate rock stays firm. Similarly, DAP prices held steady across various grades—64% granular at 3,851.67, 60% brown at 3,450.00, and 57% content at 3,522.50—supported by existing pre-sold orders despite thin new demand. Market activity is flat, with strong buyer hesitation and weakening cost-side support. Over
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