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2026-09-16 19:52:13
[Building Materials Transactions Show Moderate Recovery, Strengthening for 4 Consecutive Days] ⑴ National building materials transactions started from a low of approximately 85,000 tons on September 10th, rebounded slightly to approximately 86,000 tons on September 11th, and then increased daily. ⑵ Transactions rose to approximately 92,000 tons on September 14th, further increased to approximately 104,000 tons on September 15th, and reached approximately 109,000 tons on September 16th, showing positive growth for four consecutive trading days. ⑶ Compared to the previous week's average daily transaction volume of approximately 93,000 tons, the current transaction level has slightly exceeded it, indicating a moderate improvement in demand. ⑷ The overall recovery has been moderate, with daily increases mostly in the single digits to over ten percentage points, and no concentrated surge in volume has yet occurred. ⑸ The continuous strengthening of transactions may be related to phased restocking and the recovery of construction pace, but its sustainability still depends on a substantial improvement in end-user demand. ⑹ Going forward, attention should be paid to whether transactions can stabilize above 100,000 tons, and the impact of inventory and price changes on traders' willingness to purchase.
