SHFE: Cast Aluminum Alloy Warrants Up 151 mt to 33,696 mt on June 23

Published: Jun 23, 2026 18:02

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[SMM Flash] SHFE data showed that on June 23, total registered warrants for cast aluminum alloy stood at 33,696 mt, an increase of 151 mt from the previous trading day. Specifically, Shanghai's total registered warrants were 3,558 mt, up 602 mt; Guangdong's total registered warrants were 5,441 mt, down 60 mt; Jiangsu's total registered warrants were 7,686 mt, up 0 mt; Zhejiang's total registered warrants were 10,820 mt, down 361 mt; Chongqing's total registered warrants were 5,346 mt, down 30 mt; Sichuan's total registered warrants were 845 mt, up 0 mt.

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