Chalco Cuts Aluminum Prices across Major Markets on June 12

Published: Jun 12, 2017 11:21
China Aluminum International Trading Co. (Chalco Trading) lowered aluminum prices it offered in major markets today after hike last Friday, it said on its WeChat.

SHANGHAI, Jun. 12 (SMM) –China Aluminum International Trading Co. (Chalco Trading) lowered aluminum prices it offered in major markets today after hike last Friday, it said on its WeChat.   

For details, please see the table below: 

Unit: yuan/tonne  

Note: Chalco Trading is a full subsidiary under Chalco responsible for alumina and aluminum sales. 

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