March 26 (Reuters) - According to foreign media reports on March 25, as the tariff review process begins, major U.S. agricultural groups are urging the U.S. Department of Commerce to revoke the countervailing duties imposed on imported phosphate fertilizers. Chempricehub Analysis of Phosphoric Acid, Bull-Bear Score: -1 U.S. agricultural groups are urging the revocation of countervailing duties on imported phosphate fertilizers. If implemented, this would reduce import costs, increase market supply, and exert downward pressure on spot prices of phosphoric acid. Analysis suggests that tariff reductions could boost import volumes, leading to domestic oversupply and price pressure. Monoammonium Phosphate, Bull-Bear Score: -1 The revocation of countervailing duties may stimulate phosphate fertilizer imports, increase the supply of monoammonium phosphate in the market, and have a bearish impact on spot prices. If the current tariff review is approved, it would lower import barriers, intensify competition, and drive prices downward.