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Ammonia Prices, Demand & Supply | ChemAnalyst

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In Q4 2023, the North American region experienced a bullish trend in the   Ammonia prices , driven by several key factors. Firstly, a rise in the price of essential feedstock natural gas elevated the production costs of Ammonia. Secondly, there was strong demand for Ammonia and its derivatives in the domestic market, particularly in anticipation of the upcoming winter planting season, resulting in upward pressure on prices. Additionally, limited material availability within the regional market contributed to increased Ammonia prices domestically. Moreover, as the Chinese government restricted fertilizer exports, international consumers, especially Indian players, actively engaged in the North American market. However, in December 2023, prices declined significantly due to a surplus of available material within the North American market. Prolonged drought conditions and persistent bottlenecks at the Panama Canal, a crucial trading route in the USA, resulted in delayed exports and lo...

Surge in Urea Shipments to India Drives the Global Demand, Turns Market Outlook Positive

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India’s Urea consumption has strongly moved the global market in the final quarter with shipments up by approximately 50 percent from April through July 2020. Analysts believe that favorable demand and desirable weather conditions have given a strong push to its Urea consumption in the final quarter. Get more info : https://www.chemanalyst.com/NewsAndDeals/NewsDetails/surge-in-urea-shipments-to-india-drives-the-global-demand-turns-market-outlook-positive-1309 India state procurement agencies have reported that India has bought about 2.8 million tonnes of Urea via five tenders since April from a leading North American fertilizer manufacturer. The sixth one is expected to close on 10 August. India’s Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilizers is expected to close a several thousand tonnes import tender also on 10 August for shipment by mid-September. RCF was looking forward to purchase about 1 million tonnes, but there is still a doubt whether the whole quantity can be shipped amid the glo...