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  1. Global FOB gray cement prices to slow down in 3Q2021

    CW price index for gray cement exports is estimated to remain relatively stable in the third quarter of 3Q2021, decreasing by 0.3 percent quarter-on-quarter and by 0.2 percent compared to the same quarter the previous year, according to the 3Q2021...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  2. Global average export price for gray cement in 2Q2021 dragged down by Asia-Pacific-Japan prices

    and almost 7 percent on a year-on-year basis, pushingup prices in the Mediterranean Basin. Clinker export price largely stable during the second quarter of 2021 CW price index for clinker exports is expected to remain largely stable in 2Q2021,...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  3. Cement bagging equipment market to remain largely stable until 2026

    The cement bagging equipment market size is estimated to remain largely stable by 2026, as a decline in new capacity additions, particularly in greenfield projects, contribute to a slowdown in the sector, according to CW Research's 2021 update of the...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  4. Global cement export prices strengthen in 1Q2021 as demand reawakens

    remains. Compared to March 2021, FOB prices for gray cement in Asia-Pacific-Japan in June 2021 are expected to remain stable, with a negative outlook, pushed by a 3 percent decline in prices in the world's third largest exporter, Japan. Turkey remains...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  5. Iraqi cement demand expected to reach 28 million tons by 2026

    pricing, and retail prices in 2021 are also expected to decline. Meanwhile, Iraqi import cement prices have been relatively stable, except when there was a sharp increase in 2019 following the ban on Iranian cement, are expected to revert back this year...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  6. Guatemala's cement demand to grow by 2026F on the back of robust infrastructure investment

    oversupplied, with an estimated production capacity of 6 million tons. This figure, however, is expected to remain stable in the next five years, growing at a CAGR of almost 1 percent, as Ultracem enters the market with one grinding plant. Despite the...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  7. Global cement carrier services market to see robust increase by 2026F

    are on bulkers for the transoceanic route. Global cement carrier services market to rebound in 2021E While in 2020, a stable cement carrier fleet saw a decline in utilization rates due to the impact of the pandemic, in 2021E demand is set to see a...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  8. Cement ex-works prices in South America to rise while Europe witnesses a decline in 4Q2020

    Spain are expected to continue witnessing a decline in prices. In the Middle East, ex-works prices are expected to remain stable, benefiting from minor price increases in Saudi Arabia and the UAE. The Global Cement Trade Price Report is CW Research's...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  9. Infrastructure spending and import substitution to drive cement demand in Africa in the next 5 years

    biggest year-on-year increase in 2021 among the six select countries. Uganda's ex-work prices, which are expected to remain stable year-on-year in 2021, are the highest among the markets, reaching about USD 120 per ton, mostly due to an increase in...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  10. Cement demand in Japan remains stable on 2020 Summer Olympics infrastructure

    From January to September 2019, cement consumption recorded mixed trends across selected markets, according to CW Research's Cement Country Market Data reporting. Whereas consumption remained flat in Japan, it slipped in Thailand, and rose in...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  11. Global cement demand curbed by China's decline; India remains promising

    between 2019 and 2020, only to slide at lower rates until 2023. In Asia Pacific, cement demand is expected to rise at a stable annual growth rate over the next five years. Consumption in India has been revived thanks to strong demand from the rural and...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  12. Med Basin cement and clinker FOB prices unchanged in September

    In the Mediterranean Basin region, FOB prices for prompt deliveries of bulk ordinary Portland cement and clinker remained stable when compared to August. Ana Almeida, CW Group's analyst, observes: "In the Med Basin region, price markers seem to be...

    • Type: Article
    • Category: Price Assessment Updates
  13. Cement and clinker trade prices remain stable in August

    flat when compared to July. As noted by Ana Almeida, CW Group's analyst: "In the Med Basin region, cement producers saw a stable trade situation in August. However, prices seem to have contracted as the peak of summer is bringing a dull trade." Cement...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  14. Med Basin cement and clinker trade prices slip in August

    delivery cargo price assessment. Ana Almeida, CW Group's analyst, notes: "In the Med Basin region, cement producers saw a stable trade situation in August. However, prices seem to have contracted as the peak of Summer is bringing a dull trade." CW...

    • Type: Article
    • Category: Price Assessment Updates
  15. Cement domestic and trade prices to rise in 2Q 2018

    hurricane activity and record levels of rainfalls observed in 2017, cement manufacturers benefited from the continuation of stable market conditions and good underlying demand. Meanwhile, in the first quarter of 2018, average ex-works prices for the...

    • Type: Article
    • Category: CW Research News
  16. Cement and clinker FOB prices recover in Med Basin and Persian Gulf

    also registered a single-digit improvement, surpassing USD 27 per ton. East African CFR prices for bagged cement remained stable when compared to the previous month. As noted by Ana Almeida, Analyst with the CW Group's European team: "In the Eastern...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  17. Colombian cement demand to surpass 15 million tons by 2023

    plants, eight of which are grinding units, and the remaining integrated. Domestic cement prices in Colombia have remained stable over the years, as transport costs keep regional markets segmented and competition localized. Find out more here

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    • Category: CW Research News
  18. Persian Gulf-Arabian Sea cement and clinker FOB prices increase mildly in April

    clinker also registered a single-digit improvement. In the same period, East African CFR prices for bagged cement remained stable when compared to the previous month. As noted by Ana Almeida, Analyst with the CW Group's European team: "In the Eastern...

    • Type: Article
    • Category: Price Assessment Updates
  19. Strong shipping industry driving Indian petcoke prices up in February

    marginally, rising above the $113.50 per ton observed in January. Petcoke prices in the region are expected to remain stable in the upcoming months of 2018, on the back of a strong shipping industry coupled with high coal prices. Nevertheless, India has...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  20. Government projects driving Maldivian cement demand through 2019

    strong competition between Southeast Asian exporters and rising volumes have allowed gray cement import prices to remain stable over the previous five years, ranging from USD 80 per ton to 110 per ton. Find out more here

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    • Category: CW Research News

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