China's Secondary Aluminum Alloy Ingots Inventory Down Slightly to 31,300 mt WoW

Published: May 25, 2026 09:42

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[SMM Aluminum News Flash] China's social inventory of secondary aluminum alloy ingots in major consumption areas was reported at 31,300 mt today, down 43 mt WoW. Changes varied across regions, with overall slight destocking.

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