Concrete Weekly Report: Seasonal Decline in Demand, Weak and Stable Concrete Quotation (11.10-11.14)

On November 14, the National Concrete Price Index (CEMPI) closed at 90.77 points, down 0.14% annually and 19.31% year-on-year.

The market has entered the off-season of traditional demand, and the national concrete price has shown a low and stable trend. As the temperature continues to drop, the construction of outdoor sites in Northeast and Northwest China is gradually ending, the demand is falling off a cliff, and the price of concrete is in a state of price without market. Due to the problems of environmental protection control and capital in North China, the demand is also poor and the price is weak. In East China, Central China, South China and other places, although the temperature conditions are still acceptable, due to the real estate downturn and capital problems, the demand is also lower than same period in previous years, coupled with insufficient support for cement costs, the overall price of concrete is low and stable, and the upward momentum is lacking.