Concrete Weekly Report: The national concrete market is characterized by weak supply and demand, stable quotation and difficult price increase (10.5-10.10)

On October 10, the National Concrete Price Index (CEMPI) closed at 86.68 points, up 0.09% annually and down 5.43% year-on-year.

This week is the National Day holiday, the national concrete market presents the typical characteristics of weak supply and demand, stable quotation and difficult price increase. Upstream cement is pushing up positively, but due to shrinking demand, repayment pressure and fierce competition, the concrete side can hardly keep up with the rise. From the regional perspective, the concrete market in Northeast China is weak and stable as a whole, with limited cost support; the concrete market in Northwest and North China remains weak and stable; the demand in East China is suppressed again during the National Day holiday, and the market lacks the support to increase; the transmission of cement prices in Central and South China is blocked, the commercial concrete is weak and stable at a low level, and the regional differentiation is obvious; the demand in Southwest China is weak, and the price is weak and stable.