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Fertiliser market news, 7 to 13 September 2026

The week's developments that bear on fertiliser markets, from feedstocks and energy to farm demand, with a link to every report cited. A new edition every Monday, for the week from Monday to Sunday.

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Archive edition, compiled afterwards from the week's headlines and official releases, without editorial review.

The week along the value chain

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From inputs to the farm
Feedstocks and energy Oil rose above $100 a barrel for the first time since July as the US-Iran war escalated, following US strikes on Iranian tankers. 6 key points Production and companies Sabic awarded Samsung E&A a $3.47bn contract for an ammonia and urea complex in Saudi Arabia. 6 key points Trade flows and logistics Yemen's Houthis seized the port of Mocha and an island at the mouth of the Red Sea shipping lane, as reports said Saudi Arabia shut down an oil pipeline. 6 key points Prices and tenders Reports said EU fertiliser prices rose at a record pace since 2022, with one citing 13.4%. 6 key points Crops and farm demand Russia's Putin proposed a BRICS grain market and an insurance mechanism. 6 key points
Policy acting on the chain
Trade policy and sanctions Türkiye and Russia signed a memorandum on mineral fertiliser shipments. 6 key points Farm and fertiliser policy The African Development Bank Group approved a response plan of up to USD 5.1 billion to offset energy and fertiliser shocks in African countries. 6 key points
Context
Geopolitics and macro Houthi forces attacked four Saudi cities, wounding 73 people according to Saudi officials and the Riyadh-led coalition, which vowed a firm response. 5 key points

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1,877 headlines from outlets in 91 countries

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October 2026

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  2. 5 to 11 Oct
  3. 28 Sep to 4 Oct

September 2026

  1. 21 to 27 Sep
  2. 14 to 20 Sep
  3. 7 to 13 Sep
  4. 31 Aug to 6 Sep

August 2026

  1. 24 to 30 Aug
  2. 17 to 23 Aug
  3. 10 to 16 Aug
  4. 3 to 9 Aug
  5. 27 Jul to 2 Aug

July 2026

  1. 20 to 26 Jul
  2. 13 to 19 Jul
  3. 6 to 12 Jul
  4. 29 Jun to 5 Jul

June 2026

  1. 22 to 28 Jun
  2. 15 to 21 Jun
  3. 8 to 14 Jun
  4. 1 to 7 Jun

May 2026

  1. 25 to 31 May
  2. 18 to 24 May
  3. 11 to 17 May
  4. 4 to 10 May
  5. 27 Apr to 3 May

April 2026

  1. 20 to 26 Apr
  2. 13 to 19 Apr
  3. 6 to 12 Apr
  4. 30 Mar to 5 Apr

March 2026

  1. 23 to 29 Mar
  2. 16 to 22 Mar
  3. 9 to 15 Mar
  4. 2 to 8 Mar
  5. 23 Feb to 1 Mar

February 2026

  1. 16 to 22 Feb
  2. 9 to 15 Feb
  3. 2 to 8 Feb
  4. 26 Jan to 1 Feb

January 2026

  1. 19 to 25 Jan
  2. 12 to 18 Jan
  3. 5 to 11 Jan
  4. 29 Dec 2025 to 4 Jan

December 2025

  1. 22 to 28 Dec
  2. 15 to 21 Dec
  3. 8 to 14 Dec
  4. 1 to 7 Dec

November 2025

  1. 24 to 30 Nov
  2. 17 to 23 Nov
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  5. 27 Oct to 2 Nov

October 2025

  1. 20 to 26 Oct
  2. 13 to 19 Oct

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