Weekly Report of Cement Net: The national concrete market recovered slowly this week, and the price was stable (3.2-3.6)

On March 6, the National Concrete Price Index (CEMPI) closed at 89.83 points, flat on a month-on-month basis, down 10.27%

from the same period last year. This week, the national concrete market was in a period of steady recovery after the festival. The overall demand rebounded moderately, with prices mainly stable and small fluctuations in some areas. The north is still affected by the low temperature, the outdoor construction is limited, and the market supply and demand are both weak; the pace of resumption of work in the south is accelerated, and key projects are launched one after another, but the return of workers and the full commencement of construction are not yet in place, and the transaction is weak. The cost of raw materials has been supported, enterprises are cautious in price adjustment, the overall market wait-and-see sentiment is strong, and demand is expected to gradually expand next week.