Concrete weekly report: overall weak operation, obvious regional differentiation, local push up but insufficient support (4.27-4.30)

On April 30, the National Concrete Price Index (CEMPI) closed at 89.89 points, down 0.02% annually and 10.42% year-on-year.

This week, the overall weak operation of the national concrete market, regional performance differentiation is obvious, local cost push up slightly, but demand support is insufficient. The north is stable as a whole, while the south is weak due to rainfall and cost loosening. The price of raw materials in North China rose slightly, but the demand was limited. Northeast China was weak and stable, and the cost demand was under pressure in both directions. East China was stable and small, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai and Anhui were weak and stable, Fujian and Jiangxi were slightly down, Shandong was slightly up but the momentum was insufficient. Central and South China was weak and stable as a whole, Guangdong and Hunan were under pressure due to rainfall and cost loosening, and Hainan was strong due to favorable weather; The overcast and rainy weather in the southwest region dragged down the demand, and the decline in raw materials led to the decline in concrete prices; the northwest region was mainly weak and stable, and the demand was light.