CF Industries Says Global Nitrogen Supply-Demand Fundamentals Remain Constructive Into 2027; Conflict With Iran Reduced M. East Traded Nitrogen Supply By About 4.0M-4.5M Metric Tons Urea & About 1M Metric Tons Ammonia; Expects Higher Shipping Costs From M East Region To Persist Over The Longer Term; Production From Nitrogen Facilities In Russia Also Remains At Risk From The Ongoing Russia-Ukraine War

CF Industries & Partners Break Ground on Low-Carbon Ammonia Plant

CF Industries, JERA Co., and Mitsui & Co. have begun construction of Blue Point One, a $3.7 billion low-carbon ammonia plant in Louisiana. The facility will produce 1.4 million metric tons annually and capture approximately 98% of CO2 emissions, with production expected to begin in 2029. CF Industries holds a 40% stake in the joint venture.

Secretary Brooke Rollins Posts On X "BIG DAY AHEAD FOR AMERICAN FERTILIZER. Headed to Louisiana, where we will break ground on two major projects bringing critical fertilizer production back to American soil. More American investment. More American production. Lower costs and stronger supply chains for American farmers. Stay tuned."

Shares of fertilizer companies are trading higher as fading expectations for further U.S.-Iran negotiations to allow free maritime transport through the Strait of Hormuz mean that shortages of potash and nitrogen fertilizer may persist for longer.

Bessent's Bond Rescue Fizzles, Walmart Craters 9%: Stock Market Today

Long-end Treasury yields snapped back toward 20-month highs; Walmart posted its worst session in four years.