U.S. Gulf: The NOLA barge market is now called $275-$280/st ($8.59-$8.75/unit) FOB. Sources said UAN barge and vessel markets are under pressure.
East Coast vessels had reportedly fallen to $260-$270/mt CFR, with expectation of June business in the $250s/mt.
Eastern Cornbelt: UAN-28 remained in a broad range at $285-$310/st ($10.18-11.07/unit) FOB terminals in Ohio and Indiana, depending on location, with UAN-32 pegged commonly at the $340/st ($10.63/unit) FOB level in the Illinois market.
Western Cornbelt: UAN-32 to dealers was quoted at a flat $340/st ($10.63/unit) FOB most regional terminals in the Western Cornbelt last week.
Southern Plains: UAN-32 pricing was slipping in the Southern Plains region. Sources tagged the low end of the market at $285/st ($8.91/unit) FOB Gulf Coast terminals in Texas, down $10/st from last report. Out of production points in Oklahoma, the dealer market was pegged at $300-$310/st ($9.38-$9.69/unit) FOB last week.
South Central: UAN-32 was pegged at $310-$330/st ($9.69-$10.31/unit) FOB terminals in the South Central region, down $10-$15/st from last report, with the low end of the range reported in Memphis.
Southeast: UAN terminal pricing was falling in the South Central region, driven by a softening vessel market.
Some sources continued to quote the upper end of the UAN-32 market at $295-$300/st ($9.22-$9.38/unit) FOB port terminals, but others said new business was reportedly being done as low as $280/st ($8.75/unit) FOB last week. UAN-30 was also quoted in a broad range at $262.50-$275/st ($8.75-$9.17/unit) FOB port terminals in the region.