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Phosphate Fertilizer Weekly Review: Weak Downstream Demand, Prices Undergoing Downward Adjustment

June 12, 2024, 9:21 AM
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Highlights at a glance
The phosphate fertilizer market shows a generally stable but weak trend this week, with slight price declines in both MAP and DAP segments. Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP) prices edged down slightly, with 55% powdered MAP averaging 3,399.50, down 1.12%, while granular 55% MAP remained unchanged. Market activity is sluggish, as factories face declining orders and growing sales pressure, leading to covert price cuts and disordered pricing. Trader quotations are below factory levels, and demand remains low due to hesitant agricultural buying and weak industrial compound fertilizer production. For Diammonium Phosphate (DAP), 64% granular DAP held steady at 3,880.00, but 60% brown DAP dropped 2.69%. Supply constraints from upcoming plant maintenance support prices, yet downstream demand remains subdued, with traders reluctant to commit. Domestically, MAP and DAP operating rates and production volumes remain above year-earlier levels despite small weekly declines. DAP port inventories are stabl
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