March 13th News: Due to the impact of the Middle East conflict, global fertilizer transportation risks have surged sharply, leading to tight supply and soaring prices in the international market. Data shows that local fertilizer prices in Australia have already surged by 20%. Chempricehub's analysis of urea, with a bullish-bearish score of 2: The Middle East conflict has caused a sharp increase in global fertilizer transportation risks and tight supply. Australian fertilizer prices have already surged by 20%, which directly benefits urea spot prices, with expectations of increased demand driving prices higher. Combined with the latest urea futures data (such as the Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange contract 2605 closing price of 1,875 yuan per ton, up 39 yuan), the event will exacerbate supply shortages and push up futures prices, presenting an overall significant bullish trend. Ammonium sulfate, with a bullish-bearish score of 2: The Middle East conflict has triggered global fertilizer transportation risks and tight supply, with Australian prices surging by 20%. This significantly benefits ammonium sulfate spot prices. As a fertilizer commodity, surging demand and supply shortages will drive prices to continue soaring, presenting a significant bullish impact.