SHFE Cast Aluminum Alloy Warrants Drop to 33,243 MT on June 24

Published: Jun 24, 2026 17:02

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[SMM Flash] Data from SHFE shows that on June 24, total registered warrants of cast aluminum alloy stood at 33,243 mt, a decrease of 453 mt from the previous trading day. Specifically, the registered volume in Shanghai was 3,558 mt, unchanged; in Guangdong, 5,199 mt, down 242 mt; in Jiangsu, 7,565 mt, down 121 mt; in Zhejiang, 10,730 mt, down 90 mt; in Chongqing, 5,346 mt, unchanged; and in Sichuan, 845 mt, unchanged.

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