The sulphur market in deficit
Sulphur prices have risen rapidly in recent months as the market moves into a period of deficit which is likely to last until 2028.
Sulphur prices have risen rapidly in recent months as the market moves into a period of deficit which is likely to last until 2028.
The Chinese ammonium sulphate industry continues to see rapid growth, with exports rising to record levels, against increasing demand coming from Brazil and India.
Gas consumption is rebounding in Europe as prices stabilise at lower levels, while the LNG market continues to see large capacity additions.
We look ahead at fertilizer industry prospects for the next 12 months, and the key economic and agricultural drivers likely to shape the market.