December 26th – According to a report from Argus, an international energy and commodity price assessment agency, on December 18th, India's urea sales this month may approach 6 million tons, setting a new monthly sales record. India is typically the world's largest urea importer, and so far this year, the country has procured 9.23 million tons of urea through tenders.

Chempricehub's analysis of urea, with a long-short score of +1.5:
The article highlights that India's urea sales this month may exceed 6 million tons, breaking the previous record. As the world's largest importer, India's strong demand is evident, with 9.23 million tons already procured this year. This is expected to drive up spot prices for urea, as the surge in demand could lead to supply tightness. Combined with urea futures data (for example, the main contract 2605 closed at 1,740 yuan/ton, up by 4 yuan), the positive demand outlook reinforces bullish expectations and supports upward momentum in futures prices. Therefore, the score of +1.5 reflects a significant positive impact, though not yet at an extreme level.