Grain market. Kazakhstan // Week 15
Export prices for Kazakh wheat hold steady despite the upturn in domestic prices. At the start of the week, a temporary ban on grain imports into Kazakhstan by road came into force, which supported local quotes.
Export prices for Kazakh wheat hold steady despite the upturn in domestic prices. At the start of the week, a temporary ban on grain imports into Kazakhstan by road came into force, which supported local quotes.
Export quotes for Ukrainian grains are sliding down amid slow trade.
At a meeting of the Bulgarian government, a decision was made to temporarily ban food imports from Ukraine (but this does not apply to transportation of transit goods).
In April, the Slovnaft refinery (Slovakia) is planning to start test production of petroleum products using raw materials delivered from the Azeri Azeri-Chirag-Gunsheli block of fields by the parent company MOL Group (Hungary) that holds a 9.57 per cent stake in these fields.
The Middle Eastern urea market remains inactive. According to unconfirmed reports, a fertilizer stem was sold at $285/t FOB.
Demand for phosphate fertilizers has been moderate in Brazil this week as consumers expect prices to fall.