Concrete Weekly Report: Weak Demand, Weak Volume and Price in National Concrete Market (6.15-6.18)

On June 18, the National Concrete Price Index (CEMPI) closed at 88.62 points, down 0.2% annually and 10.4% year-on-year.

This week, the national concrete market demand is weak, the shipment is under pressure, the quotation is stable, but the actual transaction is weak. The Northeast market is light and the quotation is weak and stable as a whole. The northwest market lacks demand pull, and the price has no obvious fluctuation. The supply and demand in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region of North China are both weak, and the driving force for price increase is insufficient; although the cost in Shanxi has been pushed up, it is difficult to transmit to the mixing station, and the commercial mixing transaction in Inner Mongolia has slightly declined. East China market Meiyu, busy farming, high school entrance examination and other factors are still in place, shipments are declining, cement prices are not rising, and commercial mixed transactions are weakening. The central and southern markets of Guangdong, Guangxi and South China continued to be stable at a low level, while the Hubei market showed a slight increase with the increase of costs. The southwest off-season effect appears, and the price lacks the opportunity to rebound.