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Urea Prices Decline to Lowest Levels Since Pre-Iran Conflict

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 1
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Urea prices have turned lower in recent weeks, reaching the lowest weekly average since the end of February and before the Iran conflict. The average price for urea in a survey conducted by the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture was $669 per ton. This decline is occurring despite urea being a nitrogen source dependent on petroleum.

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The drop in urea prices is attributed to the evaporation of the Iran war premium and China recently lifting urea export restrictions. Retail urea prices in Arkansas are linked to the New Orleans wholesale barge market, which has also seen sharp drops.

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  • ArkansasState where retail urea prices are linked to the New Orleans wholesale market
  • New OrleansLocation whose wholesale barge market influences retail urea prices

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  • ArkansasSpeculative

    Farmers in Arkansas might see lower costs for nitrogen-based fertilizer inputs.

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