Urea: The Printing Label Has Landed, And The Urea Market WIll Rise Again After The Mid-Autumn Festival

June 12, 2024, 9:21 AM
Jinlianchuang
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During the Mid-Autumn Festival, China's domestic urea market saw a strong rebound, breaking the previous weak stalemate. Prices in Shandong, Shanxi, Henan, and other regions rose by 20–100 yuan/ton, with regional averages now at 2,410–2,520 yuan/ton. Holiday logistics disruptions and rising freight costs tightened supply, while upstream producers pushed for higher prices. The September 9 Indian RCF tender awarded OQ Trading at $668.25–675.25/ton CFR, translating to an equivalent domestic ex-factory price of 4,140–4,300 yuan/ton, creating a domestic-export price gap of 1,750–1,850 yuan/ton. This significant arbitrage opportunity boosted export interest, though legal inspection constraints limit near-term export volumes to around 150,000–200,000 tons. Supply-side dynamics show maintenance shutdowns in Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi, and Henan, while resumptions in Jiangsu and Shanxi are offset by environmental pressures reducing output in Shanxi. Demand remains supported by steady com
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