[Weekly Review] East China: Cement prices in many places fell by 20-40 yuan/ton (4.17-4.21)

2023-04-21 17:45:39

According to the data center of China Cement Network, the overall demand is not as good as expected, coupled with the continuous downward impact of clinker and some foreign cement prices along the Yangtze River. During the week, cement prices in East China, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Anhui, Shandong and other places began to decline, ranging from 20-40 yuan/ton.

According to the data center of China Cement Network, the overall demand is not as good as expected, coupled with the continuous downward impact of clinker and some foreign cement prices along the Yangtze River . During the week, cement prices in East China, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Anhui, Shandong and other places began to decline, ranging from 20-40 yuan/ton.

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According to China Cement Market Data Center, major manufacturers in the Yangtze River Delta region of East China continue to reduce the price of clinker by about 20 yuan/ton. At present, the offshore ex-factory quotation is about 325-335 yuan/ton, and the actual transaction is slightly lower. In terms of cement prices, the market demand continued to be weak, and cement prices around the country continued to show a downward trend.

2023-04-28 14:38:13

According to the data center of China Cement Network, the overall demand is not as good as expected, coupled with the continuous downward impact of clinker and some foreign cement prices along the Yangtze River. During the week, cement prices in East China, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Anhui, Shandong and other places began to decline, ranging from 20-40 yuan/ton.

2023-04-21 17:45:39

The cement industry is waiting for the possibility of supply-side liquidation and "re-pricing" in the general loss, while the commercial mixed industry is speeding up shuffling in the shrinking income and the deterioration of repayment. Who can survive this round depends no longer on production capacity, but on capital and account books.