Ukraine: Impact of War & Artificial Scarcity of Cement!
Do not say that war has no effect at all. war is the cause of all the crises that are coming! But as long as india is looking at the egg, nothing will stop it!
War is the consequence of what we now have to worry about. But there are also heads of state who do not. There are also heads of state who say that the same is true of armed struggle. That is why market indices are falling sharply.
The worst-case scenario will happen in the future as well.
For example, if the consumption of cement increases, the production should also be commensurate, but with the production now reaching a more miserable state, not only the construction sector but many sectors are beginning to lose their presence. war is a death blow to markets recovering from Corona! Wake up, Presidents! Please stop the war!
Both countries are involved in the continuation of the Holocaust. They are saying that ukraine is russia and you are Russia. No country is even trying to stop it. It is a pity not to do so. That is why war and related evolution are dominating not only the indian market but the rest of the exchange world!
In this context, the prices of cooking oils and petrochemicals are uncontrollable. Well-known analysts in the market say that now the price of cement will also go up. Confirm. The reasons for this are numerous.
Analysts say these are on the rise in the wake of the war. With this, the price of cement bust is likely to go up from Rs 25 to Rs 50 soon. According to the latest estimates, the price of basta, which is currently around Rs 400, is likely to go up from Rs 425 to Rs 450 in the near future. Its impact will not fall on the market. Consumption is expected to grow by six to seven percent in the coming years. Shouldn’t there be the same level of production?
Or that is the present doubt. There are already some doubts regarding the import of raw materials. It is unfortunate that they are all traces of suspicion that the war carried. So there will also be plenty of impact of rising prices on the construction of houses undertaken by local governments. This is not surprising given the artificial scarcity created in the market.