Weekly Report of Cement Net: The shipment of concrete in Northeast China increased, and the market demand recovered slightly (10.7-10.12)

2024-10-12 15:51:09

The shipment of concrete in Northeast China has increased, and the market demand has recovered slightly.

China Cement Net Market Data Center News: The shipment of concrete in Northeast China has increased, and the market demand has recovered slightly (more prices of commercial concrete in Northeast China).

At present, the market demand for building materials in Northeast China has shown an upward trend, mainly due to the limited remaining construction time. The accelerated progress of the project has contributed to the increase in demand for concrete. In addition, the rising price of raw materials such as sand and gravel has also put pressure on the cost of concrete, which may be a factor in the future rise in the price of concrete. However, the overall market demand is still limited, which means that the room for price increases may be limited.

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