SHFE Cast Aluminum Alloy Warrants Rise Slightly to 39,131 mt on May 22

Published: May 22, 2026 16:51

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[SMM Express] SHFE data showed that on May 22, the total registered cast aluminum alloy warrants stood at 39,131 mt, an increase of 89 mt from the previous trading day. Specifically, Shanghai (2,515 mt, unchanged), Guangdong (10,797 mt, down 91 mt), Jiangsu (7,532 mt, unchanged), Zhejiang (12,153 mt, up 180 mt), Chongqing (5,139 mt, unchanged), and Sichuan (995 mt, unchanged).

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