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FMC Corporations stock surged nearly 20% this week, driven by Middle East conflicts disrupting fertilizer supplies and increasing global prices for urea and ammonia. A Citigroup analyst raised the price target, citing the wars supply squeeze as a tailwind for agriculture stocks. Management is also considering buyout offers, potentially delivering a premium to the current stock price. However, FMCs heavy debt and turnaround risks remain.

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