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  1. Global cement demand curbed by China's decline; India remains promising

    if China is excluded from the world view. As such, global ex-China cement demand is poised to rise at an average annual growth rate of over 3 percent through 2023. ÔÇ£At the global level, India emerged as a key market in terms of cement consumption in...

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  2. Trade protectionism pressures cement prices in 4Q2018

    analyst at CW Group. ÔÇ£Despite a positive outlook for trade prices, a few risks subsist. Currently, the largest threat to growth in the global cement industry continues to be trade protectionism, which, coupled with geopolitical tensions and political...

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  3. Calcium aluminate cement demand to reach 1Mt on growing refractories industry

    the building chemistry end-user segment, it's the refractories industry that is bound to display a stronger annual average growth rate through 2023. Therefore, calcium aluminate cement demand is expected to grow faster than that for gray and white...

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  4. Cement and clinker trade prices edge up in January

    some pressure to cement pricesÔÇØ, notes Ana Almeida, CW Group's Analyst. In Spain, cement demand recorded a double-digit growth rate between November 2017 and October last year, having topped 13 million tons. Despite 19 consecutive months of positive...

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  5. Kenyan cement demand to top 7mn tons on road infrastructure and housing in 2023

    is forecast to increase at an annual average rate of almost six percent, exceeding seven million tons by 2023. The steady growth of cement demand is a consequence of the strong pipeline of construction projects, which remain a priority for the...

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  6. Oil well cement demand to grow through 2024; premium pricing to slowly recover

    is poised to increase through 2024, with key markets such as the US and Saudi Arabia forecast to experience robust average growth rates above 50 percent, according to CW Research's World Oil Well Cement Market Forecast 2024. ÔÇ£WeÔÇÖre seeing a more...

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  7. Strong global economy boosts cement prices in 3Q 2018

    rising to over USD 50 per ton. In the US, cement average selling prices edged up quarter on quarter, driven mostly by the growth of the residential sector across regions, but in particular in Southern US. In Mexico, domestic indices increased on the...

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  8. Synthetic graphite to lead world graphite demand by 2023

    Graphite Market Demand Forecast Report. ÔÇ£Natural graphite is anticipated to experience a more solid annual average growth in the 2018-2023 period than in the previous five-year period mostly due to the forecast increased usage of the material for the...

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    • Category: CW Research News
  9. Electric vehicles to boost world graphite market to USD 22bn by 2023

    of graphite in batteries and energy storage applications, in particular for electric vehicles (EV), has led to a fast-paced growth of synthetic graphite consumption. Over the next five years, the market will also be driven by high-performance materials...

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  10. Global cement capacity curbed by Chinese expansion ban through 2023

    inflation ÔÇô that are bound to take a toll on the cement sector. Most ofthe African markets are expecting a strong growth in cement demand, which will translate into higher production levels and higher cement capacity ÔÇô a trend that will be more...

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  11. World cement demand tempered by China's slowdown; outlook remains cautious

    the world view. ÔÇ£The global economy has been accelerating since the beginning of 2018, but the recent improvements in growth remain unevenly distributed across countries and regions. Economic prospects for many commodity exporters remain particularly...

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  12. Cement and clinker trade prices remain stable in August

    cement, registered a sharp plunge during the same period. Exporters in the country are optimistic with the sustained growth observed in the last months, as a consequence of the government's new economic activities that are supporting cement demand. Find...

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  13. Dominican cement sector to near 6 million tons on infrastructure projects and exports

    projects, both road- and energy-related. The promising outlook for cement consumption in the coming years follows a growth cycle that dates back to 2013. Over that period, the construction sector accounted for almost a double-digit share of the GPD....

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  14. Med Basin and Persian Gulf cement trade prices decline; outlook remains positive

    in March offset the first two positive months for the sector. Nevertheless, macroeconomic indicators are pointing out to growth, combined with developments in the external environment. Public works boosting demand in Pakistan In June, FOB prices for...

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  15. White cement consumption to top 19 million tons on GDP growth and increasing consumer spending

    per year, according to CW Research's 2018 update of the Global White Cement Market and Trade Report . The lower demand growth rate anticipated for the period as compared to CW Research's 2017 report is justified by the lower consumption anticipated in...

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  16. Seaborne cementitious trade to top 150 million tons by 2023

    2018 update of the World Cement, Clinker & Slag Sea-Based Trade Report. The increasing trend represents an annual growth rate of over one percent, and is likely to be driven in particular by growing demand for clinker in limestone-scarce markets that...

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  17. World lime market to reach USD 30 billion by 2023

    and ore, and oil, will expand over the next five years, diverging according to the region. In Asia, lime consumption growth will bedriven by paper and pulp, aluminum and FGD applications, whereas in developing regions such as Africa and the Middle East,...

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  18. Strong pricing and demand boosting global paper and pulp producersÔÇÖ sales in 1Q 2018

    Our comparable EBIT increased by seventeen percent to EUR 355 million, marking the 20th consecutive quarter of earnings growth (), said UPM's President and CEO Jussi Pesonen. UPM Communication Papers (formerly UPM Paper ENA), UPM Specialty...

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  19. Global cement demand to slide to 4 billion tons by 2050

    methods would be among the main constraints for cement consumption in developed markets. Conversely, population growth and rising urbanization rates in emerging economies could offset that trend. ÔÇ£Brisk population growth in some regions, coupled with...

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  20. Global cement volumes to rise through 2022, despite declining Chinese demand

    Forecast Report (GCVFR), global ex-China demand is expected to rise at an annual average rate of 3.6 percent, with advanced growth expected in most economies ÔÇô a trend bound to be disrupted by a decline in China's cement demand. As noted by Tea...

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