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October 25: Prices of urea in various regions of China. Author/Source: Yuege Agricultural Supplies Network. Date: 2021-10-26. Clicks: 67. As of October 25, over the weekend, the urea market in China has shown a downward trend, with prices dropping by around 50–70 yuan per ton. There has been limited activity in new orders, and many areas are waiting to see how things develop. Regarding coal: Recently, several investigation teams from the National Development and Reform Commission went to relevant provinces to conduct on-site inspections of key coal-producing and distribution enterprises, in order to determine a reasonable range for coal prices and prevent these enterprises from earning exorbitant profits. Recently, several coal mines have voluntarily reduced the selling prices of coal at the mine entrance, with price cuts of over 100 yuan per ton; in some cases, the reduction was as high as 360 yuan per ton. Urea price trends in various regions as of October 25: In Shandong, prices have dropped by 40–80 yuan per ton; the ex-factory price is around 3100–3200 yuan per ton. In Linyi, the purchase price is about 3030 yuan per ton, while in Heze it’s around 3020 yuan per ton. In Henan, prices remain stable, with the standard ex-factory price for small and medium-sized particles being 3150–3180 yuan per ton. In Hebei, prices have dropped by 40 yuan per ton, with the ex-factory price for large and small particles at around 3150–3170 yuan per ton. In Anhui, prices are stable, with the standard ex-factory price for small particles at around 3150–3170 yuan per ton. In Jiangsu, prices remain stable, at around 3170 yuan per ton. In Hubei, prices are stable, with the standard ex-factory price for small particles at around 3150 yuan per ton. In Shanxi, prices have dropped by 50 yuan per ton, with the standard ex-factory price at around 2950–3050 yuan per ton. In Shaanxi, prices remain stable, with the standard ex-factory price for small and medium-sized particles at around 3130 yuan per ton. In Liaoning, prices are stable, with the ex-factory price for small particles transported by truck at around 3200–3250 yuan per ton. In Heilongjiang, prices have dropped by 80 yuan per ton, with the ex-factory price for small particles at around 3120 yuan per ton. In Inner Mongolia, prices have dropped by 50 yuan per ton, with the price for small and medium-sized particles at around 2950–3050 yuan per ton. In Guangxi, prices have risen by 20 yuan per ton, with the standard wholesale price for small and medium-sized particles at around 3250–3270 yuan per ton. In Guangdong, prices remain stable, with the standard wholesale price for small and medium-sized particles at around 3250–3260 yuan per ton. In Yunnan, prices remain stable, with the ex-factory price at around 3100–3180 yuan per ton. In Sichuan, prices remain stable, with the ex-factory price for small and medium-sized particles at around 2950–3100 yuan per ton. In Xinjiang, prices remain stable, with the ex-factory price for small particles at 2600–2800 yuan per ton