Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai: Since May, the concrete market in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai has continued the weak trend, the cement price has been generally reduced by 20-30 yuan/ton, and the cost support has continued to weaken. Overall, under the impact of weak demand, inventory pressure and external low-price resources, the downward pressure on concrete prices is significant, and in the short term, it may maintain a stable and weak operation.
Fujian: After the May Day holiday, the recovery of market demand in Fujian is limited, the shipment volume of commercial mixing enterprises is not high, and the quotation in the week is temporarily stable. However, it is reported that the cement transaction price of some enterprises in the province has begun to decline by 10-20 yuan/ton recently, and it is expected that the subsequent cement price will start a downward trend. Affected by the decline in raw material prices, it is expected that the price of concrete in Fujian will fluctuate slightly in the middle and late ten days.
Jiangxi: This week, the overall price of concrete in Jiangxi was stable, and some areas were slightly adjusted due to the fluctuation of raw material prices and changes in demand. At present, the mainstream market price of C30 non-pumping tax in Jiangxi is basically maintained at about 260-300 yuan per square meter.
Anhui: This week, the concrete market in Anhui continued to run smoothly, with a slight price adjustment in some areas. After the festival, the market demand dropped slightly, but with the support of some key projects, commercial mixed shipments remained relatively stable. In terms of raw materials, cement and other prices began to pull back, with a decline of about 30-40 yuan/ton in various regions, and the cost side weakened its support for commercial mixing prices. At present, the mainstream market price of C30 non-pumping tax in Anhui is about 270 yuan per square meter.
Shandong: This week, the concrete market in Shandong continued the pattern of "differentiation of volume and price". After the May Day holiday, the demand for replenishment at some construction sites led to a slight increase in the shipment volume of mixing stations, but the overall capacity utilization rate was still low. In terms of raw material prices, cement prices in some areas began to fall after the festival, and the concrete market was temporarily stable.