Cement Net Weekly Report: The national concrete market is stable as a whole, and the demand increment is insufficient (9.20-9.24)

On September 24, the National Concrete Price Index (CEMPI) closed at 86.6 points, up 0.05% annually and down 5.55% year-on-year.

This week, the overall weakness of the national concrete market is stable, the demand is lack of increment, the cost transmission is generally not smooth, and the regional differentiation is obvious. In North China, the cost is under pressure but the transmission is limited; in Northeast China, the demand is flat and the price is stable and wait-and-see; in East China, the cost is moving up but the demand is difficult to recover substantially, and the quotation in many provinces is stable and wait-and-see as a whole, with a tentative slight change in some areas; in Central and South China, the price is stable at a low level and regional differentiation, while in Guangdong and Guangxi, the price is stable and weak, and in Hunan and Hunan, the price negotiation in Henan fails; in Southwest China, the market; Northwest demand is limited and weak as a whole, which is obviously constrained by weather and cost.