However, due to the recent international turmoil, the domestic urea market has been affected. Now farmers and friends are collecting the fluctuation of urea price.
In fact, in early May, the price of urea has been affected. Affected by domestic supply and demand and the international situation, the price of urea has been rising for two weeks in a row.
We all know that the change of supply and demand will lead to the rise and fall of commodities. When farmers are in urgent need of farming, the demand for urea fertilizer will increase, which will naturally lead to an increase in demand and its price will also rise.
In mid-May, the ex-factory price of urea in many places has been raised by about RMB 0/00 per ton/kloc.
Affected by this, the retail price of urea in various places continued to climb, with an increase of about 5%.
Not only that, oil has been rising recently. On May 16, the oil price rose to 0.2 1 yuan, reaching 0.23 yuan per ton.
This is influenced by the international situation, which leads to the increase in the price of imported crude oil.
China imported a ton of oil from abroad, and the price has risen by 270 yuan.
At the same time, some time ago, it was reported that China was importing a large amount of oil from Russia, but most enterprises did not follow suit, which would not lead to large-scale purchase of Russian oil or excessive price fluctuations.
However, due to the limited amount of oil, the price may continue to rise in the future. Affected by this, many farmers can't help asking: Will the price of urea continue to rise with the oil price?
Farmers must consider their own actual interests, which is closely related to the planting cost of urea and chemical fertilizer, and this problem must be paid attention to.
However, the result is different from what everyone thought.
It can be seen that on May 20th, the urea price of Linyi compound fertilizer enterprise has dropped by 50 yuan dollars compared with the previous day, and the urea processing enterprise in northwest China has also dropped by 60 yuan dollars per ton of urea products.
On May 24th, the prices of urea in some areas were as follows: 3180-3,200 yuan/ton in Shandong, 3180-3,250 yuan/ton in Henan, 3170-3,220 yuan/ton in Hebei and 3,250-3,300 yuan/ton in Anhui. About 3 120-3 140 yuan/ton in Shanxi, 3,260 yuan/ton in Liaoning and 3,200 yuan/ton in Jilin. The quotation in Inner Mongolia is temporarily stable, and the ex-factory price of small and medium particles is about 3,050-3,280 yuan/ton, and that in Heilongjiang is about 3,250-3,280 yuan/ton.
The decline in urea prices is definitely good for farmers, but what does this mean? It has been found that the relationship between supply and demand of urea in China is changing now, which is closely related to the behavior of domestic agricultural distributors.
According to past experience, spring is the season for farmers to cultivate, and a lot of chemical fertilizers and urea are definitely needed. Demand is greater than market supply, and prices will rise, which will also make businessmen profitable and keep hoarding urea fertilizer products.
However, many agricultural distributors are well aware of the truth that extremes meet. For example, the price of pork rose the year before last, and many farmers found it profitable to raise pigs one after another. As a result, pork has increased in the market this year, and the relationship between supply and demand has changed, so the price of pork will fall.
This principle applies to any product, and the urea market is no exception.
Many agricultural distributors believe that the price of urea has been rising continuously before, which will inevitably be affected and the price will be reduced in the future.
Some time ago, the highest price of urea per bag has risen to 180 yuan/bag, which made many farmers complain. If it is stimulated again, some farmers may give up farming or choose urea, which is not good for both sides and is not good for the whole market.
Therefore, when it is found that there is no room for urea prices to rise, agricultural distributors also have their own small abacus, and naturally they will choose to maintain the status quo and bring down urea prices so that every farmer can benefit.
Anyone who knows how to do business knows that he should take a long view. If the price rises to the limit in a short time and no one buys it, then he can only make quick money temporarily.
In order to avoid accidents, no one cares about urea, so dealers all over the country will choose not to hoard urea after the plunge, and the supply and demand relationship of the whole market will change for a time. People will no longer buy too much urea, and the price will naturally fall, which is good news for farmers.
On the other hand, the international market is also affecting the price of urea.
Due to the international situation, farmers in many countries are very worried. Except China and India, farmers in other countries have no desire to farm, so only China and India mainly need urea in May.
The reason for the sharp increase of urea in China was also related to India.
India has been importing urea from abroad. Prior to this, India announced that it would import16.45 million tons of urea on May 6, and the price per ton was set at around 4,300-4,500 yuan.
China also has plans to export about 200,000 tons of urea to India.
By the time this business was completed, India had already bought the urea it needed and did not compete with domestic farmers. Naturally, no one cares about the remaining urea.
The emergence of this factor may be another reason for the decline in domestic urea prices.
Ask everyone, what is the local price of urea now?