Primary aluminium inventories extended decline by 44,000 mt on week

Published: Dec 19, 2019 13:15
Stocks decreased by 44,000 mt to 604,000 mt in the week ended December 19

SHANGHAI, Dec 19 (SMM) – Social inventories of primary aluminium in China continued to trend lower this week, SMM data showed, with Guangdong contributing to more than half of the decline.

Stocks across eight consumption areas in China, including SHFE warrants, decreased by 44,000 mt to 604,000 mt in the week ended December 19, after a decline of 57,000 mt in the previous week.

Wuxi, Jiangsu – 193,000 mt

Shanghai – 119,000 mt

Nanhai, Guangdong – 131,000 mt

Gongyi, Henan – 29,000 mt

Hangzhou, Zhejiang – 54,000 mt

Tianjin – 54,000 mt    

Linyi, Shandong – 5,000 mt

Chongqing –19,000 mt

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