Weekly Report of Cement Net: The Conduction of Concentrated Push on the Cost Side Is Blocked, and the Demand for Concrete Is Weak and Stable as a Whole (9.7-9.11)

On September 11, the National Concrete Price Index (CEMPI) closed at 86.6 points, flat from the previous month, down 6.52% from the previous year.

This week, the national concrete market as a whole is mainly weak and stable, showing a pattern of concentrated increase in cost, insufficient increase in demand, and generally fatigue in price increase. The price of commercial concrete in Northeast China is mainly stable, the cost side pushes up frequently, and the landing is fatigue; the demand is lack of increment, and the short-term weakness of concrete in Northwest China is difficult to change; the cost side announces the rise, and the price of commercial concrete in North China is temporarily stable and wait-and-see; the cost side of cement in East China begins to push up, and the local market may tentatively follow the rise; the weak demand in Central and South China restricts the shipment, and the regional price is mainly stable at a low level; There are doubts about the centralized promotion of cement, and the commercial mixed market in southwest China remains weak and stable.