Cement Net Weekly Report: Northwest Cement Prices Continue to Rise Due to the Impact of the New National Standard and the Policy of Staggering Peak and Stopping Kilns (6.10-6.14)

2024-06-14 17:35:49

According to China Cement Market Data Center, cement prices in Northwest China continue to rise under the influence of the new national standard and the policy of staggering peak and stopping kilns.

According to China Cement Market Data Center, cement prices in Northwest China continued to rise under the influence of the new national standard and the policy of staggering peak and stopping kilns. This week, major enterprises in Lanzhou and surrounding areas of Gansu Province, parts of Hexi and Ningxia notified an increase in cement prices by 30-50 yuan/ton. Implementation remains to be observed; Shaanxi, northern Shaanxi and southern Shaanxi try to push up, but affected by weak demand, the implementation remains to be observed.

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Cement Net Weekly Report: Northwest Cement Prices Continue to Rise Due to the Impact of the New National Standard and the Policy of Staggering Peak and Stopping Kilns (6.10-6.14)

According to China Cement Market Data Center, cement prices in Northwest China continue to rise under the influence of the new national standard and the policy of staggering peak and stopping kilns.

2024-06-14 17:35:49

CEMPI

102.84

+0.54 +0.53%

CONCPI

92.33

-0.57 -0.61%

CLKPI

106.59

+1.50 +1.43%

SPPI

44.88

0.00 0.00%

MORPI

75.16

-0.30 -0.40%

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