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ChemPriceHub Highlight: India's Record-Breaking Urea Sales Boom Benefits Prices

Published on 2025-12-28

According to the international energy and commodity price assessment agency Argus on December 18th, India's urea sales this month may approach 6 million tons, setting a new monthly sales record. India is typically the world's largest importer of urea, and so far this year, it has procured 9.23 million tons of urea through tenders. PriceSeek analyzed urea, with a score of +1.5: The article points out that India's urea sales this month might exceed 6 million tons, setting a new record, and the country's strong demand, as the world's largest importer, could drive up the spot prices of urea due to the surge in demand potentially leading to supply shortages. Combining urea futures data (such as the main contract 2605 closing at 1740 yuan/ton, an increase of 4 yuan), the favorable demand strengthens the bullish expectations, supporting the futures prices upward. Therefore, the score is +1.5, reflecting significant positive news but not yet at the extreme level.

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