SHFE Cast Aluminum Alloy Warrants Up 62 mt to 30,496 mt on April 15

Published: Apr 15, 2026 17:04

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[SMM Express] SHFE data showed that on April 15, the total registered cast aluminum alloy warrants stood at 30,496 mt, an increase of 62 mt from the previous trading day. By region, Shanghai registered 1,822 mt (down 90 mt), Guangdong 11,786 mt (down 60 mt), Jiangsu 3,909 mt (down 29 mt), Zhejiang 8,170 mt (up 151 mt), Chongqing 3,603 mt (unchanged), and Sichuan 1,206 mt (unchanged) from the previous trading day.

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