In June, the sand and gravel market entered the traditional off-season, coupled with more rainy weather in the southern region, the overall price of the country continued to decline. As the temperature rises in July and the rainy weather continues, the demand will continue to be under pressure, and it is expected that the subsequent demand price for sand and gravel will remain weak.
By the end of June, the National Gravel Price Index (CSPI) closed at 85.49 points, down 0.71% annually and 8.37% year-on-year. The national machine-made sand price index (MSPI) closed at 90.98 points, down 1.28% annually and 6.72% year-on-year.
Figure 1: Trend of National Gravel Price Index (points) Figure 2: Trend of National Machine-made Sand Price Index (points)