This report provides a daily review of the phosphate fertilizer market, focusing on monoammonium phosphate (MAP) and diammonium phosphate (DAP). It presents the price indices for these fertilizers, which have remained generally stable. The report analyzes the current market situation, noting that MAP prices are steady due to sufficient pending orders in factories, while DAP prices have slightly decreased due to a flat trading atmosphere and general purchasing sentiment. The supply of MAP is abundant, but DAP supply is relatively tight. Demand for both fertilizers is weak, with a cautious approach from downstream buyers. The report also notes minor fluctuations in raw material prices, including synthetic ammonia, phosphate ore, and sulfur. Overall, the report forecasts minor adjustments in MAP prices and continued high-level consolidation for DAP prices in the short term.

The report presents an analysis of the urea market, highlighting an increase in market inquiries and a slight upward adjustment in prices. The domestic urea price index shows a slight increase, with the futures market also reflecting this trend. Spot market analysis indicates a continued slight upward adjustment in urea prices across various regions in China. Market forecasts suggest a good reception of new orders by factories, with a positive market atmosphere due to the expectation of reduced supply. However, prices are under pressure to rise due to policies aimed at ensuring supply and stabilizing prices. The short-term forecast anticipates a slight upward adjustment in urea market prices.

The report provides a comprehensive analysis of the current state of the phosphate fertilizer market, focusing on monoammonium phosphate (MAP) and diammonium phosphate (DAP). Both MAP and DAP prices remain stable with a trend of firm operation. The market is characterized by a cautious business sentiment, with supply maintaining high levels and demand being relatively weak. Raw material prices, including those for synthetic ammonia and phosphate ore, are stable with minor fluctuations. The market is expected to maintain its current pricing in the short term, influenced by steady raw material costs, high supply, and cautious demand.

The domestic ammonium phosphate market is characterized by stable prices, with support from pending shipments and factories temporarily suspending quotations. New orders in the market are moderate, with holding merchants willing to make shipments. Supply is relatively sufficient due to an increased operating rate in the ammonium phosphate market. However, demand is slowing down in certain regions. The diammonium phosphate market also maintains stability with high-level consolidation, ample pending orders, and stable prices. Demand from downstream buyers has weakened, leading to cautious market sentiment. Prices for raw materials show slight fluctuations. Overall, both the ammonium phosphate and diammonium phosphate markets are expected to remain stable with a slight downward trend in the short term.

The domestic urea market experienced a slight downward adjustment in prices, with most companies operating normally and maintaining stable prices due to low inventories. However, some companies reported moderate price reductions. In the futures market, the UR2401 contract showed a decrease in closing price compared to the previous trading day. Factory operations remained stable, with some support from pending shipments. Market sentiment was poor, and high-priced transactions were weak. Supply saw a downward trend due to equipment failures and maintenance, while inventory levels increased gradually. Demand was sluggish in the agricultural sector but increased in the industrial sector due to higher compound fertilizer production. Despite low purchasing enthusiasm, prices remained resilient and stable, with expectations of reduced production supporting the market. Overall, the urea market is expected to continue stabilizing in the short term.

The phosphate fertilizer market this week showed stability with minor decreases in MAP and DAP prices. The market atmosphere was weak, leading to a downward shift in transaction focus. Supply slightly improved, but high raw material prices and limited export opportunities led to a standoff. The industry's operational rate increased, and weekly production rose compared to last year. Port inventories for MAP and DAP varied, with a notable decrease in MAP. The market forecast anticipates a stable market with minor price adjustments for MAP and a standoff for DAP. The phosphate fertilizer industry continues to operate at a higher level compared to last year, with production trends reflecting these operational changes.

The urea market this week experienced slight price fluctuations, with a trend of fall-rise-fall, supported by pending orders and new order intake. Prices remained stable but showed minor adjustments. Urea futures and delivery area prices varied, reflecting regional differences. Industrial dynamics showed a rapid recovery in daily production, with operational rates exceeding last year's levels. Inventory trends indicated a decrease in port inventories and an increase in enterprise inventories. The compound fertilizer industry observed narrow price increases, while the melamine industry faced downward price trends. International market quotations varied, with some adjustments in prices. The outlook for the urea market indicates changes in supply, inventory, and demand, potentially affecting market dynamics in the coming week.

The phosphate fertilizer market in November experienced initial price increases followed by stabilization under supply guarantee measures. The MAP market saw prices first rise then fall, with prices supported by pending orders and tight raw material supply. DAP prices generally rose, with a slight decrease towards the end of the month. Raw materials like phosphate rock and synthetic ammonia showed weak trends, leading to downward pressure on prices. The supply side maintained high operational loads, while demand was limited, marked by cautious purchasing sentiment. Overall, market conditions suggest a downward trend for the phosphate fertilizer market next month, supported by policy measures and a watchful market demand. Operational rates for both MAP and DAP were above last year's levels, with production showing a month-over-month decrease but a year-over-year increase. Export and import data reflect.

The domestic urea market in November experienced a tug-of-war between manufacturers, with initial price increases followed by declines, operating at high volatility. Export difficulties and tight supply led to fluctuating prices, supported by supply guarantee policies. Initially, international price hikes and robust demand led to rising prices, but later, market resistance and lower acceptance of high prices caused a decline. The Phosphorus Compound Fertilizer Industry Conference in Wuhan also influenced market activity. Costs, particularly for synthetic ammonia, were high but declining, affecting market sentiment. Supply remained high, but gas-head device shutdowns could reduce production. Demand in the agricultural off-season showed signs of restocking, with industrial demand also increasing. Export restrictions continued, impacting enterprise willingness to export. Overall, the domestic urea market in December is expected to be stable with slight declines, under upward pressure.

The domestic urea market is experiencing a slight decrease in demand, leading to generally stable prices with minor declines. The small particle urea price index shows a marginal decrease both day-over-day and year-over-year. In the futures market, the main urea contract exhibits minor fluctuations and a reduction in positions. Spot market analysis reveals a slight downward adjustment in prices across various regions, maintaining overall stability. The market forecast indicates most factories are supported by previous orders, leading to steady pricing despite reduced new orders. Supply remains high, while demand, especially in agriculture, is limited, resulting in a gradual increase in corporate inventory and a slowdown in overall reserve demand. Consequently, the urea market is expected to continue its trend of general stability with slight declines in the short term.

The phosphate fertilizer market experienced minor changes, with prices largely stable. The MAP market maintained stable prices, underpinned by pre-received orders and a cautious approach to new orders. Supply has slightly declined, keeping the market tight. In the DAP market, prices continued at high levels, supported by ample pending orders and a consistent wait-and-see sentiment in the winter storage market. Raw material trends show stability for phosphate rock and a decrease in synthetic ammonia prices. Overall, both MAP and DAP markets are stable, with minor fluctuations in influencing factors. Short-term expectations suggest continued price stability in both markets.

The phosphate fertilizer market is currently experiencing a period of stability and adjustment. The Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP) market shows steady prices with a gradual decrease in new factory orders and a weakening of pending order support. Supply reduction and a wait-and-see attitude in downstream demand are noticeable. In contrast, the Diammonium Phosphate (DAP) market maintains high-level price stabilization, influenced by policy guidance. Traders hold limited stock, keeping prices firm, while raw material prices show a mixed trend. The DAP market is characterized by tight supply and supported by favorable factors, with prices expected to fluctuate within a range in the short term.

The domestic urea market experienced a slight price increase on November 29th, with the small particle urea price index rising marginally. The futures market saw a decrease in the UR2401 contract, indicating a cautious approach by traders. The spot market showed stability in various regions, with slight increases in some areas. Factories, facing good order intake, slightly raised prices to manage the influx of orders. The supply remains high, but shutdowns are anticipated in the southwest and northwest regions. Demand from agriculture is currently low, while industrial demand follows a staggered pattern. Overall, the market is expected to continue fluctuating within a range due to reduced production expectations and policies aimed at ensuring supply

This report analyzes the current state of the domestic phosphate fertilizer market, specifically focusing on phosphoric acid monoammonium and phosphoric acid diammonium. The market experiences minor adjustments in prices with factory pending orders providing support. While market demand slows, prices stabilize with limited fluctuations. The report forecasts a continuation of this trend in the short term, with raw material prices maintaining a stagnant pattern.

This report analyzes the current state of the urea market, highlighting a positive market sentiment driven by anticipated supply reduction. Prices in various regions show mixed trends, with some areas adjusting prices upward due to good market transactions. Factories with ample orders are controlling new orders, maintaining firm prices. Traders adopt a cautious stance, engaging in short-term operations to avoid risks. The market is in a negotiation phase between manufacturers. The report forecasts that, with the favorable expectation of production reduction, the urea market will continue to experience interval fluctuations in the short term, with downstream continuing small-scale purchases on dips.