Industry News

China’s A00 aluminium ingot price opens the week with a fall of RMB 150/t; Aluminium powder price inches down by RMB0.1/kg

Views : 133
Update time : 2024-06-25 15:49:00
On Monday, June 24, China’s A00 aluminium ingot price has slumped by RMB 150 per tonne to settle at RMB 20,260 per tonne, with the spot contract price expected to be traded at a discount price of RMB 80 to RMB 40 per tonne. The average price for the same day is likely to orbit between RMB 20,240 per tonne and RMB 20,280 per tonne.

As per the SMM data, the prices have dropped in all the major provinces, with the highest in Tianjin, where it has descended by RMB 180 per tonne to halt at RMB 20,310 per tonne, followed by a fall of RMB 160 per tonne at Gongyi and Foshan. The prices in Gongyi and Foshan have settled at RMB 20,130 per tonne and RMB 20,070 per tonne. In Wuxi, Hangzhou and Chongqing, the domestic aluminium ingot prices have fallen by RMB 150 per tonne to peg at RMB 20,250 per tonne, RMB 20,260 per tonne and RMB 20,170 per tonne.  The prices in Shenyang and Linyi have decreased by RMB 120 per tonne and RMB 100 per tonne to dock at RMB 20,240 per tonne and RMB 20,260 per tonne.

Related News
Read More >>
South Africa’s coal exports rise on improved rail performance South Africa’s coal exports rise on improved rail performance
Jan .30.2026
South Africa’s coal exports rise on improved rail performance
Ukrainian industry to drive postwar recovery Ukrainian industry to drive postwar recovery
Jan .30.2026
Ukrainian industry to drive postwar recovery
Hindalco invests Rs 21,000 crore to expand aluminum production in Odisha Hindalco invests Rs 21,000 crore to expand aluminum production in Odisha
Jan .30.2026
Hindalco invests Rs 21,000 crore to expand aluminum production in Odisha
Taiwan’s Yusco largely raises stainless steel prices for Feb as raw material costs soar Taiwan’s Yusco largely raises stainless steel prices for Feb as raw material costs soar
Jan .30.2026
Taiwan’s Yusco largely raises stainless steel prices for Feb as raw material costs soar