Guangzhou Building Materials Inventory

Published: Apr 11, 2025 10:13

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As of April 9, the total inventory of building materials in Guangzhou this week was 102,000 mt

As of April 9, the total inventory of building materials in Guangzhou this week was 102,000 mt, down 13,000 mt WoW; rebar inventory was 23,000 mt, down 1,000 mt WoW; wire rod inventory was 79,000 mt, down 12,000 mt WoW.

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