India's urea tender bids are nearly 10% lower than August's procurement prices, signaling a potential easing of global fertilizer costs.
India, a major fertilizer importer, received bids in its latest urea tender that were nearly 10% lower than its August purchase price. Bloomberg analysis suggests this signals a potential easing of global fertilizer costs, which would offer some relief to farmers facing surging input costs this year.
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