On November 7, the National Cement Price Index (CEMPI) closed at 102.85 points, up 0.04% annually and down 22.7% year-on-year. On November 7, the Yangtze River Basin Cement Price Index (YRCEMPI) closed at 93.46 points, up 0.85% from the previous month. This week,
the national cement market showed a trend of "regional differentiation, stability and pressure", with price adjustment and weak demand intertwined. North China and South Hebei tried to push up the price, but the implementation remains to be observed; the demand in Northeast China reached the bottom, and the weak stability was maintained under the peak staggering and kiln shutdown; Anhui and Fujian in East China pushed up the price by 10-30 yuan/ton, but partially loosened and fell back, and Zhejiang and Jiangxi tentatively rose; the Pearl River Delta in Central and South Guangdong pushed up the price and then fell back, and the two lakes and Henan had the intention to rise but the momentum was insufficient; The balance of supply and demand in southwest China, Sichuan and Chongqing was temporarily stable, while Yunnan and Guizhou were impacted by the overcast and rainy weather, resulting in low demand and price pressure; many places in northwest China entered the off-season, and the shrinking demand suppressed the willingness to raise prices, while Shaanxi, Qinghai and Xinjiang mainly maintained stability at low prices. The overall market is dominated by price stabilization and inventory removal, with limited room for rise and fall.
On November 7, the national clinker price index (CLKPI) closed at 111.48 points, up 1.11% from the previous month.
Figure 1: Trend of cement price index (point)
Figure 2: Trend of clinker price index (point)
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