Concrete Weekly Report: Weak Demand, Downward Cost, Continued Weak Market Shock (6.30-7.04)

On July 4, the National Concrete Price Index (CEMPI) closed at 96.38 points, down 0.85% annually and 18.27% year-on-year.

This week, the overall weak operation of the national concrete market. The market was deadlocked in Northeast China due to weak demand and blocked cost transmission; the price in Northwest China continued to decline and regional differentiation; the demand in North China was flat in off-season, and the price was stable and weak; the price in East China was stable and weak, and many places were affected by cost and weather; there was a lot of rain in Central and South China, and the price was low; in Southwest China, the demand in Sichuan and Chongqing was weak and stable, and the demand in Yunnan and Guizhou was low and the competition was fierce.