In mid-March, the decline in sulfur prices on the international market widened
Thread Content
Although supply tensions of sulfur in the international market at the beginning of March led to optimism about future market conditions for a time. However, due to limited market acceptance, international prices began to decline in March, and the extent of this decline increased over time. In mid-March, the decline spread to Northwest Europe and the Mediterranean region. The current specific price levels in various markets are as follows: the Vancouver FOB price is 30–40 dollars per ton ； FOB Saudi Arabia: $40–45 per ton ； Kuwait FOB price: $40–45 per ton ； FOB Black Sea region: $30–42 per ton ； The FOB price of liquid sulfur in Northwestern Europe is $65–70 per ton; the premium price dropped by $5 per ton in the first part of the week ； The FOB price of liquid sulfur in the Mediterranean region ranges from $48 to $65 per ton; the lower end price has dropped by $2 per ton, while the higher end price has fallen by $5 per ton ； FOB price for liquid sulfur in Belgium: $50–65 per ton ； The CIF price for liquid sulfur in the Netherlands is $50–65 per ton.
Our factory has also been greatly affected; it seems that one ton of sulfur can’t even be sold for 500
Not long ago, I attended the Kunming annual conference on sulfur and phosphorus compound fertilizers. Most of the participants believed that as long as international oil prices exceed $75 per barrel, sulfur prices will naturally rise as well.