On December 19, the National Cement Price Index (CEMPI) closed at 102.94 points, up 0.35% annually and down 22.12% year-on-year. On December 19, the Yangtze River Basin Cement Price Index (YRCEMPI) closed at 93.36 points, up 0.45% from the previous month.
This week, the national cement market showed a pattern of weak supply and demand and regional differentiation. Demand in North China, Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei fell back after a short boost, but failed to push up; Shanxi and Inner Mongolia continued to be weak and stable. Northeast China has entered the winter break, and the price adjustment is invalid. East China has fallen back after a partial rise, prices in Jiangsu and Anhui have loosened, and Zhejiang and Fujian have plans to recover prices, but the implementation has been blocked. The effect of pushing up prices in central and southern Guangdong and Guangxi remains to be observed, and Hubei and Henan have the intention to raise prices due to rising costs. Southwest Sichuan and Chongqing are stable, while Yunnan and Guizhou demand is low and prices are hovering at the bottom. Northwest China has entered the off-season in an all-round way, with construction stagnating in many places, prices running weakly and steadily, and the market has entered a stable stage at the end of the year.
On December 19, the national clinker price index (CLKPI) closed at 110.49 points, up 0.42% from the previous month.
Figure 1: Trend of cement price index (point)
Figure 2: Trend of clinker price index (point)
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