SHFE Cast Aluminum Alloy Warrants Drop to 66,848 MT on Feb 11

Published: Feb 11, 2026 15:34

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[SMM Flash] SHFE data showed that on February 11, the total registered volume of cast aluminum alloy warrants was 66,848 mt, a decrease of 452 mt compared with the previous trading day. Among them, the total registered volume in Shanghai was 6,490 mt, an increase of 121 mt from the previous trading day; Guangdong's total registered volume was 23,241 mt, a decrease of 423 mt; Jiangsu's total registered volume was 8,831 mt, a decrease of 90 mt; Zhejiang's total registered volume was 22,249 mt, a decrease of 30 mt; Chongqing's total registered volume was 4,684 mt, a decrease of 30 mt; Sichuan's total registered volume was 1,353 mt, unchanged from the previous trading day.

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