CW Group Features CW Research's team latest insights Bulk ordinary FOB cement prices rise in the Med Basin and the Persian Gulf in March FOB prices for bulk ordinary Portland cement increase in the Mediterranean Basin and the Persian Gulf-Arabian Sea, while CFR prices decline in East Africa Cement consumption decreases in Morocco in the first two months of 2023 Exports maintain upward trend in Saudi Arabia 21 March Kenya’s cement demand expected to continue growing until 2028 Cement demand in Kenya is forecast to increase at an annual average rate of almost 6 percent Clinker imports are expected to decline with an increase in local capacity Kenyan cement exports are expected to grow as a result of increased capacity 7 March Cement ex-works prices to increase on the back of elevated production costs in 1Q2023 Cement ex-works prices are forecast to range from a decrease of more than 3 percent in Costa Rica to an increase of around 8 percent in Nigeria Sub-Saharan Africa's ex-works prices expected to rise on a quarterly basis Costa Rica to see the largest decline in ex-works cement prices 22 February Global gray cement export prices to remain elevated in 1Q2023 The global CW price index for gray cement exports is forecast to increase almost 1 percent quarter-on-quarter in 1Q2023 The Middle East region expected to see a decline in prices North America and the Caribbean to lead the CW price index for gray cement exports 15 February Global cement demand declines in 2022 amid geopolitical turmoil Year-to-date through December 2022, Pakistan sees a significant drop in cement sales Investment in construction boosts Argentina's cement demand China's cement output was restricted by the Zero-Covid policy in 2022 31 January Bulk ordinary FOB cement prices rise in the Med Basin and the Persian Gulf in December FOB prices for bulk ordinary Portland cement increase in the Mediterranean Basin and the Persian Gulf-Arabian Sea, while CFR prices rise in East Africa Cement demand rises in Spain after five months of declines Exports maintain an upward trend in Saudi Arabia in November 17 January Vietnam´s cement demand projected to grow steadily until 2027 Cement demand is expected to increase on the back of infrastructure projects Exports are likely to remain stable in the next five years Cement capacity is projected to grow as a result of further investment 10 January Asia Ex-China and Africa to lead cement consumption growth until 2027 on the back of mega infrastructure projects Asia ex-China is expected to see the largest growth in consumption in the next five years Investment in Infrastructure boosts consumption in the Middle East China is projected to see an overall downward trend over the forecast period 20 December Bulk ordinary FOB cement prices rise in the Med Basin and the Persian Gulf in November FOB prices for bulk ordinary Portland cement increase in the Mediterranean Basin and the Persian Gulf-Arabian Sea, while CFR prices rise in East Africa Exports continue to rise in Saudi Arabia in October Cement deliveries decline in Morocco 13 December Load more Loading... Free NEWSLETTER Please enable the javascript to submit this form FREE SIGN-UP MARKET DATA Vietnam 23 March VIEW Turkey 23 March VIEW Taiwan 23 April VIEW Russian Federation 23 May VIEW Lebanon 23 February VIEW China 23 May VIEW Turkey 23 February VIEW READ MORE MARKET DATA Sign in Don't have any account? Create one SHOW Forgot your username/ password? Log in Terms Of Service Privacy Policy This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and Terms of Service apply Sign in as: User Registration * Required field Sign In Information Personal Information Agree Yes No Terms of Service:You consent that we will collect the information you have provided us herein as well as subsequent use of our platform to render and personalize our services, send you newsletters and occasionally provide you with other information. * Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required. Register SaveCookies user preferencesWe use cookies to ensure you to get the best experience on our website. If you decline the use of cookies, this website may not function as expected.Accept allDecline allCW GroupNewsAcceptDecline
