On September 26, the National Cement Price Index (CEMPI) closed at 105.4 points, up 2.51% annually and down 8.61% year-on-year. On September 26, the Yangtze River Basin Cement Price Index (YRCEMPI) closed at 96.63 points, up 5.30% from the previous month.
This week, the national cement market showed a pattern of regional differentiation and mixed rise and fall. The demand of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei in North China is weak, the push up in northern Hebei is difficult to implement, the transaction in central and southern Hebei is less, and the push up in Beijing-Tianjin-Tangshan is fruitless. Northeast demand is light, prices are stable and falling, and kilns are expected to be shut down in early November. The Yangtze River Delta in East China pushed up 10-30 yuan/ton, and whether it can be strong remains to be seen. Many places in central and southern Guangdong have pushed up the price by 20-30 yuan/ton, and the implementation range is to be tracked; some areas in the two lakes have pushed up the price by 30 yuan/ton, but the actual delivery is limited; Henan has pushed up the price for many times, and the implementation range is limited. There are signs of ups and downs in southwest Sichuan and Chongqing; Yunnan and Guizhou prices rise and fall. Northwest Shaanxi Guanzhong pushed up gradually, and some enterprises in Ningxia tentatively raised prices.
On September 26, the national clinker price index (CLKPI) closed at 110.4 points, up 3.67% from the previous month.
Figure 1: Trend of cement price index (point) 
Figure 2: Trend of clinker price index (point) 
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