Phosphate Fertilizer Weekly: Under the Guidance of Supply and Price Stabilization Policies, Market Prices Anticipated to Slightly Decline

June 12, 2024, 9:21 AM
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The phosphate fertilizer market shows stable prices with slight fluctuations. Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP) prices rose marginally due to tight supply and strong backlogs, with operating rates and production up year-on-year despite a minor weekly decline. Diammonium Phosphate (DAP) prices remained mostly stable, supported by firm order books and limited supply, though some grades saw price drops. Domestic demand remains weak, especially in the Northeast, while winter storage creates modest immediate needs. Raw material costs for sulfur, ammonia, and phosphate ore remain high but show signs of consolidation. Although supply constraints support prices, government policies on price stabilization may limit upward movements. Next week, MAP prices are expected to stabilize at high levels with limited upside, while DAP may see narrow adjustments downward amid raw material shifts. Port inventories remain low for MAP but higher for DAP compared to last year, reflecting divergent supply dynamics.
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