On July 25, the National Concrete Price Index (CEMPI) closed at 94.3 points, down 1.37% annually and 18.74% year-on-year.
This week, the national concrete market continued its weak operation pattern. Prices in Northeast China are stable due to weak supply and demand; prices in Northwest China continue to weaken due to the transmission of falling cement prices; prices in North China are mainly stable due to high temperature and capital constraints, with slight loosening in some areas; market demand in East China is shrinking due to the dual impact of weather and cost decline, and transaction prices are stable and weak; Under the impact of typhoon weather, the contradiction between supply and demand in the central and southern markets intensified, and the price was stable and small fluctuations; the southwest region was affected by the continuous rainy weather, the demand and sales were weak, and the price was stable and falling. On the whole, the national concrete market is still weak