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China’s A00 aluminium ingot price dwindles by RMB420/t to RMB20,270/t; Alumina price gains RMB3/t

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Update time : 2024-04-24 17:38:56
On Tuesday, April 23, China’s A00 aluminium ingot price dwindled by RMB 420 per tonne to settle at RMB 20,270 per tonne. The spot contract price is expected to be traded at a discount of RMB 70 to RMB 30 per tonne.

As per the SMM data, the prices in Foshan and Gongyi have contracted by RMB 430 per tonne and RMB 420 per tonne to halt at RMB 20,220 per tonne and RMB 20,210 per tonne. On the same day, the prices in Wuxi and Hangzhou have nosedived by RMB 400 per tonne to arrive at RMB 20,270 per tonne, followed by a downfall of the same amount in Hangzhou to settle at RMB 20,240 per tonne.

In Linyi and Tianjin, the domestic aluminium ingot prices have decreased by RMB 410 per tonne and RMB 400 per tonne, settling at RMB 20,330 per tonne and RMB 20,270 per tonne. In Shenyang, the price dropped by RMB 370 per tonne to RMB 20,240 per tonne.

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