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Global DAP (diammonium phosphate) markets sustained their economic ascent into mid-July 2025, supported by low feedstock availability, firm levels of restocking, and increasing production costs. U.S. DAP prices rose for the twelfth consecutive week after contracting phosphate rock imports and barging restrictions on the Mississippi River. In Saudi Arabia, Ma'aden's long-term contracts with India created tight conditions in spots. Morocco was steady with production, but logistics problems created high inland expense. India faced higher landed costs because zero Chinese imports. Strong demand, coupled with limited supply, hints of continued firmness in DAP prices into late July.
The Di-Ammonium Phosphate (DAP) markets around the world continued their bullish direction into mid-July, as the constrained supply of raw materials was exacerbated by deliberate DAP restocking and forward buying and reinforced by price increases at key export and import hubs for DAP. From the Midwestern USA to Moroccox;s Atlantic coast and Saudi Arabiax;s strategic ports, DAP producers and traders faced elevated production and logistics costs. Despite the absence of Chinese DAP cargoes, resilient production and strong agronomic demand across major consuming regions continue to sustain bullish DAP momentum.
In the U.S., DAP markets held firm as DEL Illinois prices rose to USD xxx/MT for the week ended xx July, up x.xx. This is the twelfth week in a row of gaining prices, sustained by low availability of feedstock, lower inventories on hand, and the return of wholesale delivery...
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