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N.A. Chems & Pkg "Fun with Fertilizers" Beaumont
e Middle Associate Analyst
East conflict. Ex-U.S. gas are trending in the ~$16-18 per MMBtu range, well james-p.cannon@ubs.com
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below 2022 peaks, and we view the gas market as pricing in a shorter-term
duration for production interruptions. Gaurav Sharma
Associate Analyst
Phosphates: Phosphate prices were generally stable W/W, with higher sulfur and gaurav-l.sharma@ubs.com
ammonia costs offsetting weak demand. QTD trends remain strong, with pricing +1-212-713 4312
tracking higher sequentially for both U.S. and offshore markets, though demand is
softening as US applications wind down and Brazil applications are expected to
decline. Despite demand destruction due to affordability issues, pricing has been
supported by both elevated input costs and ongoing supply curtailments from
MOS and OCP, as well as China export limits and logistical constraints. However,
the benefit of higher pricing is more than offset by significant margin compression,
which is negative for MOS & NTR and highlights risks of further production
curtailments if pricing and raw material costs remain out of balance.
Potash: Potash markets have remained stable to modestly firm, with QTD
increases driven by higher freight costs and peak Northern hemisphere demand,
which has started to moderate as applications are reaching completion. Offshore
demand remains supportive, with Canpotex sold out through mid-year, while
potash markets have seen limited disruption from the Middle East other than
inflated logistics costs. The annual India contract recently settled higher Y/Y, but
within the range of market expectations. We continue to expect seasonal price
declines as the quarter progresses, but this has yet to eventuate with stable with
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