China's Secondary Aluminum Alloy Ingot Inventory Decreases by 169 MT, Foshan and Ningbo See Decline

Published: Jul 29, 2026 09:12
[SMM Aluminum Flash] Today, the daily inventory of secondary aluminum alloy ingots in mainstream consumption areas in China was 8,442 mt, down 169 mt from the previous trading day. Foshan destocked 136 mt, and Ningbo destocked 33 mt.

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