Global nitrogen market conditions have led to a standoff between buyers and suppliers, but one country has managed to move the needle with a series of smaller sales. “Recently, in the last couple of days on the global urea market, Egypt has been very successful,” says StoneX Vice President of Fertilizer Josh Linville. “They’ve been linked to a lot of different fills, typically smaller blocks, but they’ve been making a lot of these trades and their prices have gone up a little bit.”
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