SHFE Cast Aluminum Alloy Warrants Down 1,863 mt to 30,590 mt on June 29

Published: Jun 29, 2026 17:25

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[SMM Flash] SHFE data showed that on June 29, the total registered volume of cast aluminum alloy warrants was 30,590 mt, down 1,863 mt from the previous trading day. Among them, the total registered volume in Shanghai was 3,320 mt, down 208 mt; in Guangdong, 4,920 mt, down 421 mt; in Jiangsu, 6,720 mt, down 663 mt; in Zhejiang, 9,918 mt, down 361 mt; in Chongqing, 4,867 mt, down 210 mt; and in Sichuan, 845 mt, up 0 mt from the previous trading day.

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