SHANGHAI, May 19 (SMM) - The aluminium ingot social inventories across China’s eight major markets stood at 706,000 mt as of May 18, down 81,000 mt from a week ago and 259,000 mt from the same period last year. The inventories maintain a downward trend and remain at a low level. Judging from cargoes in transit and share of ingot output at smelters, the social inventory is on track to fall below 700,000 mt soon. However, aluminium ingot inventory will present less significance for reference as the proportion of non-ingot output at smelters is on the rise. Downstream demand was relatively poor.
More popular news
Chinese Lithium Giant Denies Rumours, More Players Extend Industry Chain to Downstream Automakers
IMF: Asia-Pacific To Contribute More Than 70% To Global Economic Growth, With China Being Key Engine
Dollar, Oil, Gold, Base Metals, Ferrous Metals All Go Down, EIA Cuts Oil Price Forecast
IMF: Western Sanctions against Russia Are Ineffective, European Economy Faces Multiple Challenges
Goldman Sachs, Barclays warn: Fed will not cut interest rates this year
Balance of M2, M1 and M0 All Rise at the End of April, China’s Central Bank Says
India to become Europe’s top supplier of refined oil products after massive purchases of Russian oil
Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and BoA Are Pessimistic, Here Is Why
Global Chip Market Will Decline 20% This Year
Domestic Steel Scrap Prices Plummeted In April
Chile’s Latest Move Marks One Step Closer to the Establishment of Lithium Version of OPEC
Sunwoda's "Flash Charge Battery" Can Power Electric Cars 1,000 Kilometres on A Single Charge
Massive Aluminium Capacity In China To Be Resumed Or Put Into Operation In H2 2023
Accelerating RMB Globalisation Threatens Dollar’s Dominance



