Latest price trend of urea as of April 28, 2010

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　 Continuing from the downward trend in mid-April, international urea prices continued to fall in the latter part of April, with a decline of 10–23 dollars per ton (the same unit is used throughout). FOB for small particles in bulk: Compared to mid-April, prices in Yuzhny are 252–254; the lower end prices have dropped by 8, while the higher end prices have fallen by 11. Baltic 240-247: prices at the lower end dropped by 10, while prices at the higher end dropped by 11. Arab Gulf 280-295: prices at the lower end have dropped by 15, while those at the higher end have fallen by 10. Romania: 265-270, with lower-end prices falling by 23 and higher-end prices falling by 20. Bulgaria: 265-270, with lower-end prices falling by 23 and higher-end prices falling by 20. 　　Large particle FOB price: 285–291 in the U.S. Gulf region, with lower-end prices dropping by 15 and higher-end prices dropping by 14. Venezuela: 262-282, with lower-end prices falling by 13 and higher-end prices falling by 18. Trinidad Island: 262-282, with lower-end prices dropping by 13 and higher-end prices dropping by 18. Egypt: 275-277, with lower-end prices dropping by 20 and higher-end prices dropping by 23. Malaysia 295-305: prices for the lower end dropped by 15, while those for the higher end dropped by 10. Indonesia: 295-305, with lower-end prices dropping by 15 and higher-end prices dropping by 10. 　　The CIF price for large-grained bulk urea in the U.S. Gulf is 310–316; prices for the lower-grade product have dropped by 15, while those for the higher-grade product have fallen by 14. The FOB price of small-particle bagged urea in the Arabian Gulf region is 290–295; prices for the lower-quality product have dropped by 15, while those for the higher-quality product have dropped by 10