Weekly Report of Cement Net: Prices of raw materials are pushed up, and concrete prices in southwest China are mainly temporarily stable (10.7-10.12)

2024-10-12 15:13:04

The price of raw materials is pushed up, and the price of concrete in southwest China is mainly stable temporarily.

China Cement Net Market Data Center News: Raw material prices pushed up. The price of concrete in Southwest China is mainly stable for the time being (more prices of commercial concrete in Southwest China)

Chongqing: Recently, the price of cement in Chongqing market has been affected by the policy of off-peak kiln shutdown, the cement inventory has declined, and the price of raw material cement has been pushed up continuously. It may boost the price of concrete, but at present, due to insufficient market demand and other factors, the price of concrete may fluctuate. At present, the C30 non-pumping tax-inclusive quotation of commercial mixing enterprises in the main urban area of Chongqing is generally maintained at about 250 yuan per square meter.

Sichuan: This week, the price of concrete in Sichuan is relatively stable. Although the raw material cement market is pushing up in a large area, it has little impact on the concrete market. The supply and demand of the market are relatively balanced, and the price of concrete remains weak and stable.

Yunnan: At present, the market demand and sales volume of concrete in Yunnan are relatively weak, coupled with the recent rainy weather in many places in Yunnan, which further weakens the market demand, making the overall market situation weak, and there is no significant fluctuation in price.

Guizhou: Due to the lack of demand in Guizhou and the recent rise in costs, the price of concrete also remained generally stable, but there was a small fluctuation.

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Recently, due to the persistent cost pressure in the south, the price of concrete has risen slightly with the raw materials, but the growth of market demand is limited, and the overall quotation is still stable. From October 31 to November 6, the national concrete price index closed at 112.47 points, up 0.31% annually and down 10.11% year-on-year.