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Downstream Stocking up, Weekly Aluminium Ingot Inventory Slightly Drops by 1,000 Tons

Nov 23,2017 13:40

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On Nov.23rd, as per SMM statistics, the domestic refined aluminium social inventory (SHFE warrants included) is listed as follows:

SHANGHAI, Nov.23 (SMM)－On Nov.23^rd, as per SMM statistics, the domestic refined aluminium social inventory (SHFE warrants included) is listed as follows (Unit: tone): Shanghai 348,000, Wuxi 568,000, Hangzhou 100,000, Gongyi 122,000, Nanhai 437,000, Tianjin 54,000, Chongqing 30,000. Total inventory in seven places reaches 1.749 million tons, down 1,000 tons compared with last Thursday.

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