Menu
ULSD 10 ppmCIF NWE
$1418.25/mt
-2.14%Δ Day
Updated 4 Sep 2026
Gasoil 10 ppmFOB Singapore
$166.02/bbl
-0.91%Δ Day
Updated 4 Sep 2026
Marine Fuel 0.5%FOB Fujairah
$828.77/mt
-1.32%Δ Day
Updated 4 Sep 2026
Granular UreaFOB Middle East
$430.00/mt
+1.18%Δ Day
Updated 3 Sep 2026
Wheat 12.5% — RussiaFOB Russia
$215.00/mt
-1.15%Δ Week
Updated 5 Sep 2026
Corn — BrazilFOB Brazil
$245.00/mt
0.00%Δ Week
Updated 5 Sep 2026

Fertilizers · Weekly Price Assessment

Baltic Prilled Urea Price — FOB Baltic

The latest FOB Baltic prilled urea assessment is $380.00 per metric ton for 3 September 2026, up $45.00 from the previous weekly assessment (20 Aug 2026). Explore the historical price chart and recent weekly assessments below.

Latest Baltic Prilled Urea Price

Latest price
380.00 USD/mt
Assessment date
3 September 2026
Weekly assessment · FOB Baltic
Published range
365.00 – 395.00 USD/mt
Basis
FOB Baltic
Unit
USD/mt
Frequency
Weekly
CS code
CS-ARG-W-UREA-BAL-P

What This Indicator Measures

Weekly FOB Baltic assessment of prilled urea in USD/mt.

Urea (granular and prilled): A physical price for urea, the most widely traded solid nitrogen fertilizer (46% N). Granular and prilled are different physical forms and separate markets; daily and weekly assessments of the same origin are related but separate series.

Specification · stated by the source for this series

  • Prilled urea (46% N), form from the series name.
  • Urea contains 46% nitrogen by mass.
  • Granular product has a larger particle size than prilled; the two are priced separately.

Basis: FOB Baltic

  • FOB (free on board): the price covers the product loaded on the vessel at the named origin; sea freight and insurance to the destination are excluded, so FOB values from different loading areas are not delivered-cost equivalents.
  • The Baltic basis refers to loadings from Baltic Sea ports (e.g. Klaipėda, Riga, Ust-Luga, Saint Petersburg); Russian and non-Russian Baltic origins are priced separately where stated.

Unit: USD/mt

  • Most series are USD per metric tonne of product, not per tonne of nitrogen. NOLA barge series are USD per short ton (907.18 kg); Rouen and German inland series are EUR/mt.
  • FOB origin and CFR destination values differ by freight and insurance and are not interchangeable.

Baltic Prilled Urea Price Chart

Available history 29 Jan 2026 through 3 Sep 2026 (21 observations). Monthly averages below use the midpoint of each published assessment.

FOB Baltic·Weekly (2026-09-03)

Prilled Urea — Baltic

Assessed Mid (mt)
$380.00
Week: ()

Computed Summary

Statements below are calculated by CommodityScope from the loaded history only. Each one names its period and method; none explains why a value moved.

  1. The latest assessment of $380.00/mt on 3 Sep 2026 is up $45.00 (+13.4%) from the previous weekly assessment (20 Aug 2026).

    Method: Computed by CommodityScope as the difference between the two most recent loaded weekly observations (14 calendar days apart).

  2. It is 4.1% above the August 2026 average of $365.00/mt, the most recent completed month with 3 weekly observations.

    Method: Arithmetic mean of the published weekly midpoints in August 2026. Partial months are excluded from this comparison.

  3. Over the loaded history (29 Jan 2026 – 3 Sep 2026), the highest assessment was $805.00/mt on 23 Apr 2026 and the lowest was $335.00/mt on 20 Aug 2026.

    Method: Minimum and maximum of the published midpoint over the loaded history (29 Jan 2026 – 3 Sep 2026, 21 observations). This is not an all-time record.

Price Changes and Historical Range

Published changes are copied from the source edition. Computed changes are CommodityScope calculations between loaded weekly observations; the two are shown separately and may differ when an intermediate edition is not loaded.

Week change (as published)
Source edition, 3 Sep 2026
Computed change
+45.00(+13.4%)
vs previous weekly assessment (20 Aug 2026)
vs last completed month
+15.00(+4.1%)
vs August 2026 average (3 obs.)
Loaded range (mid)
335.00 – 805.00
29 Jan 2026 – 3 Sep 2026, 21 obs.

Monthly Baltic Prilled Urea Prices

Average, minimum and maximum of the weekly midpoints in each calendar month — these average weekly assessments, so a month typically has 4–5 observations. Incomplete latest months are marked month to date.

MonthAverage midMin midMax midObservations
September 2026Month to date380.00380.00380.001
August 2026365.00335.00395.003
July 2026396.25390.00402.502
June 2026407.88362.50500.004
May 2026617.50560.00692.503
April 2026747.50690.00805.002
March 2026570.00492.50622.503
February 2026403.00401.00405.002
January 2026394.00394.00394.001

Recent Weekly Assessments

Last 21 published assessments. The chart above is interactive; this table is the HTML history.

DateLowHighMidΔ week (published)
2026-09-03365.00395.00380.00
2026-08-20315.00355.00335.00
2026-08-13355.00375.00365.00
2026-08-06385.00405.00395.00
2026-07-30390.00415.00402.50
2026-07-23370.00410.00390.00
2026-06-25355.00370.00362.50
2026-06-18365.00393.00379.00
2026-06-11370.00410.00390.00
2026-06-04480.00520.00500.00
2026-05-28530.00590.00560.00
2026-05-21580.00620.00600.00
2026-05-07675.00710.00692.50
2026-04-23750.00860.00805.00
2026-04-15670.00710.00690.00
2026-03-26600.00645.00622.50
2026-03-19580.00610.00595.00
2026-03-06425.00560.00492.50
2026-02-19395.00415.00405.00
2026-02-12390.00412.00401.00
2026-01-29385.00403.00394.00

What This FOB Baltic Price Represents

This page tracks the weekly prilled urea on a FOB Baltic basis, quoted in USD/mt. Figures are CommodityScope Indicators synthesized from loaded market editions. They are not a live quote and not a republication of a price-reporting agency table.

How to use this series

  • Track export values by origin (FOB) and import values by destination (CFR); compare like with like (granular vs granular, FOB vs FOB).

What it is not suitable for

  • Farm-gate or retail prices.
  • Comparing a USD/st NOLA barge value with USD/mt seaborne values without conversion.

Compare With

Each comparison states why the series are related and whether the latest values can be subtracted directly (same unit, currency and assessment date). Where they cannot, the values are shown side by side without a difference.

SeriesWhy compareLatestDifference (this − other)
Granular Urea — Baltic
FOB Baltic · USD/mt · weekly
Different grade or specification in the same market: granular vs prilled, same FOB Baltic basis.407.50
3 Sep 2026
-27.50
Prilled Urea — Black Sea
FOB Black Sea · USD/mt · weekly
Prilled urea FOB Black Sea.385.00
3 Sep 2026
-5.00
Prilled Urea Nutrient Value — Baltic
FOB · USD/unit N · weekly
Same market expressed per unit of nitrogen so it can be compared with other nitrogen products.
  • Different units (USD/mt vs USD/unit N); values are not directly subtractable without a density or unit conversion.
8.26
3 Sep 2026
not directly comparable

Sources and Methodology

CommodityScope publishes this page as a derived indicator from loaded physical-market editions. It does not republish a price-reporting agency table and does not claim authorship of the underlying source assessments. Update cadence follows the weekly series. Internal series code CS-ARG-W-UREA-BAL-P.

CS Indicator policy and derived-data rules.

Sources for the explanations on this page

Origin of the numbers: loaded market editions (see Basis and Unit above). Origin of the computed statistics: CommodityScope, from the loaded history, using the rules on the methodology page.