A sharp decline in global urea prices is expected to provide India with much-needed relief at a time when concerns over rising fertiliser subsidies and agricultural input costs have been mounting. Fresh import bids indicate that the country may secure large volumes of urea at nearly half the price paid during the peak of geopolitical disruptions earlier this year. The easing of prices follows improved global supply conditions, moderated demand from major importing nations, and a gradual normalization of export flows from key producing countries.