Tampa:
Second-quarter Tampa molten sulfur contracts were noted at $81/lt CFR, a 17.4% increase from $69/lt CFR in the first quarter.
US Gulf:
US Gulf sulfur prices were under pressure, falling to $80-$85/mt FOB from the week-ago $90-$95/mt FOB, with players reporting a negative sentiment dominating the market.
Brazil:
Brazil imports softened to $110-$115/mt CFR, down $5-$8/mt from last week’s $118-$120/mt CFR.
Vancouver:
Vancouver solid sulfur prices were steady at the week-ago $74-$77/mt FOB level, players said.
Alberta:
Alberta netbacks were unchanged at (-)$34-$11/mt FOB, and included both molten sulfur cargoes contracted into the US market and prilled tons exported through the Vancouver market.
West Coast:
West Coast solid sulfur prices continued at $74-$77/mt FOB. Molten sulfur contracts were valued at $60-$62/lt FOB for the second quarter, rising from $50-$55/lt FOB in 1Q.
China:
China sulfur prices moved up slightly during the week, to $105-$110/mt CFR from $105-$107/mt CFR at last report.
ADNOC:
Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (ADNOC) solid sulfur postings were noted at $87/mt FOB Ruwais for May loading, a 2.4% increase from $85/mt FOB in April.
Qatar:
Sources reported Muntajat posted prices for May at $86/mt FOB Ras Laffan, rising 3.6% from April’s $83/mt FOB offer.