Aluminum Alloy 2608 Contract Rebounds, Closes Higher at 23,150 Yuan/mt

Published: Jun 9, 2026 15:09

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[SMM Aluminum Alloy Daily Review] Today, the cast aluminum alloy 2608 contract moved downwards after a higher opening, then rebounded strongly, closing at 23,150 yuan/mt, up 155 yuan from yesterday's settlement price, an increase of 0.67%. Open interest increased by 531 lots to 15,326 lots, with the rise in open interest and price suggesting a bullish signal. In the short term, watch whether the resistance at the 23,200 yuan/mt level can be effectively broken.

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