A Large Portion of Aluminum Products Escaped from Latest Rebate Cut

Dec 7, 2009 13:16

SHANGHAI Jun.22 (CBI China)--CBI believes the impact from the rebate adjustment effective July 1st is not as severe as the market generally expected and will have several results:

1. Export growth will be encouraged because rebates for aluminum sheet and foil remain unchanged.

2. For extrusion products, there will be a short-term decline in exports in coming 1-2 months. However, domestic market supply should grow and allow exports to increase in the long run.

3. Throughout June, the market will see a surge of exports before the rebate adjustment takes effect on July 1st.

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A Large Portion of Aluminum Products Escaped from Latest Rebate Cut

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