Tampa:
Second-quarter Tampa molten sulfur contracts were valued at $81/lt CFR, a 17.4% increase from $69/lt CFR in the first quarter.
US Gulf:
The US Gulf sulfur market was stable at the $87-$90/mt FOB level, players said.
Brazil:
Brazil sulfur imports firmed $3/mt at the top of the range, to $115-$120/mt CFR from the prior week’s $115-$117/mt CFR.
Vancouver:
Vancouver solid sulfur pricing continued at the $77-$80/mt FOB level.
Alberta:
Alberta sulfur netbacks were estimated at (-)$34-$11/mt FOB. Molten cargoes contracted into the US market set the high and low of the range, while solid tons sold through the Vancouver export market tracked toward the upper end.
West Coast:
West Coast prills were noted in step with Vancouver at $77-$80/mt FOB. Second-quarter molten contracts settled at $60-$62/lt FOB, up from $50-$55/lt FOB in the first quarter.
China:
China sulfur imports were steady at $105-$109/mt CFR, with sources describing the market as “dead.”
ADNOC:
Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (ADNOC) sulfur was posted at $85/mt FOB Ruwais for April loading, sources said, an 8.9% increase from $78/mt FOB in March.
Qatar:
Muntajat offers for April were reported at $83/mt FOB Ras Laffan, up $5/mt from March’s $78/mt FOB posting.
Correction:
In the April 12 issue, Green Markets incorrectly reported the ADNOC posted sulfur price for April at $83/mt FOB Ruwais. The correct price is $85/mt FOB Ruwais.