Cement Net Weekly Report: Northeast Concrete Market Performance Is Relatively Stable, Demand Constraints Raw Materials Push Up, Implementation Is Insufficient (8.26-8.30)

2024-08-30 17:12:18

The performance of the concrete market in Northeast China is relatively stable, and the demand restricts the implementation of raw materials.

China Cement Net Market Data Center News: Northeast concrete market performance is relatively stable, demand constraints raw materials push up the implementation of insufficient (more Northeast commercial mixed prices)

Last week, the cement market in Northeast China experienced a round of attempts to push up prices. However, the overall market demand performance is obviously insufficient. Due to the weakness of the demand side, most regions are facing the dilemma that the price increase can not be fully implemented. In such a market environment, the price of concrete is also limited by demand and maintained at a relatively stable level.

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Cement Net Weekly Report: Northeast Concrete Market Performance Is Relatively Stable, Demand Constraints Raw Materials Push Up, Implementation Is Insufficient (8.26-8.30)

The performance of the concrete market in Northeast China is relatively stable, and the demand restricts the implementation of raw materials.

2024-08-30 17:12:18

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