Diammonium prices rise slightly

In the recent international market, the prices of agricultural products have generally risen, especially wheat prices have risen sharply. As a result, fertilizer prices have been rising all the way. Export prices of diammonium outside the Chinese supplier country in September are all above the FOB price of over US$500. Coupled with the suspension of inspections by some CIS manufacturers and aggressive procurement in India, the confidence of almost all manufacturers has increased significantly, and the price has been constantly raised. There is no sales pressure.

According to rumors, China and India reached an agreement on August for ammonium phosphate, with CIF at around US$492/ton, FOB price of US$460 to US$465 per ton, equivalent to 3,123 yuan per ton, excluding 7%. The export tariff is still as high as 2,900 yuan per ton of export price, and the ex-factory price is also more than 2,800 yuan per ton. Therefore, exports are still the first choice for enterprises.

In China, some time ago, the output was not a large phosphate fertilizer company. At this stage, almost all of the products were used for export, and only large-scale enterprises took care of the domestic market while providing main exports. In the past week, dealers in Hubei have reported to this newspaper that the local diammonium source has not been found. Dealers are eager to get the supply of goods, based on the company's price increases began on the next link of the price increase, most dealers said that the fall of the price will be operating at high levels, there is not much fluctuation risk. At present, most of the factories have adjusted the ratio of exports to the domestic market, increased their efforts to deliver goods to the domestic market, and strive to meet the requirements of old customers first. However, due to too many gaps, there are still shortages and shortages in many places. Therefore, these enterprises have increased their production by horsepower.

Although the autumn fertilizer season has not yet started, the current diammonium market has been warmed up. Judging from the current situation, dealers are making active payments, while grassroots retailers are taking goods one after another, and factories have limited orders, which determines that diammonium is not likely to fall in price in the autumn. In the next half of the month, prices are expected to remain at current levels or continue to climb.