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Secondary Aluminium Alloys Prices Fell Rapidly This Week

Published: May 26, 2023 11:35
Source: SMM
The recent trend of aluminium prices has been relatively volatile. After last week's sharp rise, aluminium prices fell rapidly this week.

SHANGHAI, May 26 (SMM) - The recent trend of aluminium prices has been relatively volatile. After last week's sharp rise, aluminium prices fell rapidly this week.

As of Thursday, SMM A00 aluminium prices fell 430 yuan/mt to 18,110 yuan/mt. The price of secondary aluminium alloys fell rapidly with aluminium prices amid weak demand.

The price of ADC12 dropped 200 yuan/mt to 18,500 yuan/mt this week, and will remain weak in the short term.

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