On September 26, the National Concrete Price Index (CEMPI) closed at 91.68 points, down 0.09% annually and 18.74% year-on-year.
This week, the national concrete market as a whole continued the operation characteristics of "low demand". The traditional "golden nine" peak season is obviously insufficient, and the recovery of market demand is fatigue. In terms of cost, although the price of raw materials such as cement has been pushed up, the transmission of concrete prices is generally blocked, and the overall support is limited. Regionally, the northern market was weak, and the price of commercial mixing was under obvious pressure. Affected by the rising cost of cement in some areas, the quotation of commercial mixing was slightly increased, but the actual transaction follow-up was limited. Although East China, Central South and Southwest China are facing the pressure of rising raw material costs, due to insufficient terminal demand support, the overall rise in concrete prices is fatigue, most regions are mainly stable, and the market wait-and-see sentiment is strong.