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Urea price trends across China on May 4th. Author/Source: Fertilizer Circle. Date: 2023-05-04. Clicks: 139. Today is Thursday, May 4th, 2023; since the May Day holiday, urea prices in China have remained volatile, with adjustments ranging from 10 to 30 yuan per ton, while buyers on the downstream side tend to adopt a wait-and-see approach. Below are today’s domestic urea price quotes (for reference only): In Shandong province, the prices have dropped by 30 yuan; the ex-factory price for small and medium-sized granules is around 2300–2370 yuan per ton ； The reference price for taking delivery of goods in the Linyi area is around 2,390 yuan per ton, while the reference price in the Heze area is around 2,380 yuan per ton. In the Henan region, the price has been increased by 10–20 yuan; the mainstream factory price for small and medium-sized particles is 2330–2370 yuan per ton ； The mainstream market price for small and medium-sized particles in the Shangqiu area is around 2,390 yuan per ton. In the Hebei region, prices remain stable; the typical ex-factory price for small-grained urea is around 2310–2330 yuan per ton. In the Shijiazhuang market, the delivery price for small-grained urea is around 2330 yuan per ton. In the Anhui region, quotes have been reduced by 10 yuan; the prevailing ex-works prices for small granules are estimated at 2,400–2,450 yuan per ton. In the Jiangsu region, the price has been reduced by 30 yuan; the ex-factory price for small and medium-sized particles is around 2420–2470 yuan per ton. In the Hubei region, prices remain stable; the ex-factory price for small particles is around 2,500 yuan per ton ； The reference price for self-pickup of large and small particle products at the Jingmen market is around 2,350 yuan per ton. In the Shanxi region, the pricing has been increased by 20–30 yuan; the typical factory price for urea in small to medium particle sizes is around 2250–2400 yuan per ton. In the Shaanxi region, prices remain stable; the typical ex-factory price for small and medium-sized particles is around 2,316 yuan per ton ； The prevailing delivery price in the Xianyang market is around 2,370 yuan per ton. In the Heilongjiang region, the price has been reduced by 40 yuan; the ex-factory price for small-grained urea is approximately 2360 yuan per ton. In the Liaoning region, the price has been reduced by 20–30 yuan; the ex-factory price for small particles is around 2370–2400 yuan per ton ； The reference export price for the Tieling market is 2,440 yuan per ton. In Inner Mongolia, prices remain stable; the ex-factory price for small and medium-sized particles is around 2150–2200 yuan per ton. In the Guangxi region, the price has increased by 30 yuan; the prevailing price for pickup from the market for small to medium-sized particles is 2460–2480 yuan per ton. In the Guangdong region, the price has increased by 20 yuan; the prevailing market price for medium and small particle sizes is 2500–2520 yuan per ton. In the Yunnan region, the price has been reduced by 50 yuan; the typical ex-factory price for urea in small to medium particle sizes is around 2650–2700 yuan per ton. In the Sichuan region, the price has been reduced by 50 yuan; the ex-factory price for small and medium-sized particles is 2450–2550 yuan per ton. In the Chongqing area, the price has been reduced by 20 yuan; the ex-factory price for urea in small to medium particle sizes is approximately 2430 yuan per ton. In the Guizhou region, prices remain stable; the ex-plant price for small particles is 2,600 yuan per ton. In the Xinjiang region, prices remain stable; the ex-factory price for small particles is around 2250–2350 yuan per ton. In the Ningxia region, prices remain stable; the ex-factory price for urea in small to medium particle sizes is around 2,280 yuan per ton. In Gansu region, the prices remain stable; the ex-plant price for small particles is 2,500 yuan per ton.