Price Trend of Commercial Concrete in Gansu Province in 2023

2024-01-10 19:06:38

According to the big data of China Cement Network, the highest monthly average price of commercial concrete in Gansu Province in 2023 was 398.33 yuan/ton in February, the lowest was 388.33 yuan/ton in October, and the annual average price was 393.35 yuan/ton.

In the past five years, the annual average price of commercial concrete in Gansu Province was 375.69 yuan/ton in 2019, 347.50 yuan/ton in 2020, 353.09 yuan/ton in 2021, 394.93 yuan/ton in 2022 and 393.35 yuan/ton in 2023, respectively. Price Trend

of Commercial Concrete in Gansu Province from January to December

2023

Data source: cement big data (https://data.ccement.com/)

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Trend

of annual average price of ready-mixed concrete in Gansu Province in 2019-2023 & nbsp;

Data source: cement big data (https://data.ccement.com/)

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Correlation

CEMPI

133.05

+0.17 +0.13%

CONCPI

112.50

+0.03 +0.03%

CLKPI

140.51

0.00 0.00%

SPPI

50.63

+0.24 +0.48%

MORPI

80.43

0.00 0.00%

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