Primary aluminium inventories expand 1,000 mt on week

Published: Aug 8, 2019 11:06

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Stocks increased by 1,000 mt from a week ago to stand at 1.041 million mt as of Aug 8

SHANGHAI, Aug 8 (SMM) – Social inventories of primary aluminium in China rose for a second straight week this week, as a low consumption season continued.

SMM data showed that stocks across eight consumption areas in China, including SHFE warrants, increased by 1,000 mt from a week ago to stand at 1.041 million mt as of Thursday August 8.

Wuxi, Jiangsu – 304,000 mt

Shanghai – 202,000 mt

Nanhai, Guangdong – 274,000 mt

Gongyi, Henan – 114,000 mt

Hangzhou, Zhejiang – 56,000 mt

Tianjin – 51,000 mt

Linyi, Shandong – 15,000 mt

Chongqing –25,000 mt

Inventory data Aluminium

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