Josh Linville Predictions
Vice President of Fertilizer, StoneX Financial
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Josh Linville Agricultural Commodities Fertilizer prices will remain higher than normal through the remainder of 2026 and into early 2027 due to tight global supply Wealthion 2026-05-29 2027-03-31 pending
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[9:07] As we look forward into the remainder of 2026 and into the start of 2027, the supplies that we're missing that are not there anymore hurts the global SMD. And so who does that put more pressure on? It's the buyer because that manufacturer for the rest of this year and into next year is going to be able to sit there and say supplies are tight. You need the tons. I can afford to sit back and wait for you to step forward and buy my price because I just don't feel that pressure. I feel like I'm in a more powerful position. And that's where you start to get some of these points of view that as a whole these markets are going to be higher priced.
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Josh Linville Agricultural Commodities Crop yields in 2026 will be negatively impacted due to reduced fertilizer application by farmers Wealthion 2026-05-29 2026-12-31 pending
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[25:03] I think this year, if they start coming back and saying, 'Hey, we've done the crop tour. These yields are not looking good.' But I think they are going to be taken a little more seriously because the fear is going to be there that they didn't fertilize. So the yields are going to be impacted and that's going to be the first thing the market gets to see to actually show there's going to be lower yields across the board.
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