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China’s alumina spot price mounts to RMB3316/t; SMM A00 aluminium ingot price drops RMB60/t

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Update time : 2024-01-10 17:13:49
China’s average alumina spot price has soared by RMB 6 per tonne, officiating at RMB 3,316 per tonne, while the alumina price in Shanxi has gained RMB 10 per tonne to halt at RMB 3,370 per tonne.
In Guangxi, the alumina spot price has floated by RMB 15 per tonne to park at RMB 3,345 per tonne.

The average alumina spot price in China has been on a growth streak for the past few weeks, owing to the raw material supply dearth. The implications of the Guinea Fuel Blast have been loud and clear, which suggests that China imports most of its raw ore from the African Country.

Moreover, China’s raw material market has been facing some complications due to the closures of bauxite mines and alumina refineries following Government-induced inspections. As per the data flashed by SMM, due to the above constraints, more than 6 million tonnes of alumina was negated from the existing repository.

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