Phosphate Fertilizer Weekly: Phosphate Fertilizer Prices Continue to Rise, Many Companies Stop Taking Orders

June 12, 2024, 9:21 AM
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Highlights at a glance
This week, both Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP) and Diammonium Phosphate (DAP) markets showed upward price trends amid tight supply and strong demand. MAP prices rose across grades, with the 58% powder index up 3.19%, driven by production cuts for maintenance and rising international demand as planting seasons begin. Many suppliers have suspended quotations due to limited supply. Similarly, DAP prices surged, with the 57% grade increasing 7.1%, supported by robust export orders and low market availability. Domestic MAP operating rates dipped slightly to 60.6%, while DAP operations rose to 68.91%. Weekly production of MAP declined 1.5% year-on-week but remains sharply higher year-on-year, whereas DAP output increased by 6.79%. Port inventories for MAP rose marginally but remain 72.88% below last year, while DAP stocks fell 2.47% and are over half lower than last year. With raw material costs rising and supply constraints ongoing, both MAP and DAP markets are expected to maintain high price
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