On September 5, the National Concrete Price Index (CEMPI) closed at 92.9 points, down 0.14% annually and 17.91% year-on-year.
The national concrete market as a whole is weak and stable. The northern market is affected by the rush of infrastructure construction and the restriction of environmental production, and the rise of cement in Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei and the lag of resumption of work form a seesaw; the price of raw materials in East China is intensified and the cost support is weakened, and the availability of capital construction funds in the middle and late ten days will become a key variable; the municipal projects in central and southern China support the basic demand, but the housing construction is weak, and the cost transmission between Guangdong and Guangxi and the intensified competition between the two lakes coexist; Southwest Sichuan-Chongqing raw material growth is constrained by mediocre demand, and Yunnan-Guizhou enterprises have strong willingness to stabilize prices under high inventory pressure. There is still a lack of substantial support for the upward trend of the national commercial mixed price, which may maintain a "weak balance" in the short term.