US Gulf:
The NOLA UAN market remained quiet in early September, with the last confirmed trades unchanged at $202-$205/st ($6.31-$6.41/unit) FOB.
Eastern Cornbelt:
UAN-32 was flat at $235-$265/st ($7.34-$8.28/unit) FOB in the Eastern Cornbelt, with the low reported at Mount Vernon, Ind. Recent offers FOB Illinois River terminals were pegged at $245/st ($7.50/unit) FOB, while the Cincinnati market was quoted at $245-$248/st ($7.50-$7.75/unit) FOB for UAN-32 and $214-$217/st ($7.64-$7.75/unit) FOB for UAN-28.
Western Cornbelt:
UAN-32 was steady at $240-$260/st ($7.50-$8.13/unit) FOB regional terminals in the Western Cornbelt, depending on location, with the low confirmed at Port Neal. The St. Louis market remained at the $245-$250/st ($7.66-$7.81/unit) FOB level during the week.
California:
The UAN-32 market in California was unchanged at $300/st ($9.38/unit) FOB Stockton and $305/st ($9.53/unit) FOB Port Hueneme. No current rail-DEL UAN prices were confirmed in early September.
Pacific Northwest:
UAN-32 pricing remained at $315/st ($9.84/unit) FOB Kennewick, Wash., in early September. No current delivered prices were reported in the Pacific Northwest during the week.
Western Canada:
The UAN-28 market in Western Canada was steady at C$395-$405/mt (C$14.11-$14.46/unit) DEL in early September.
France:
UAN prices at Rouen were stable, with improved liquidity in the €240-€250/mt FCA range. Buyers and sellers alike continue to eye natural gas prices, but also any price direction signals in the urea market. The French UAN market is reportedly up to 70% covered.