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Imported aluminium scrap prices remain range-bound w-o-w, certain grades see tight supply

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Update time : 2024-12-18 18:34:12
Imported aluminium scrap prices in India remained range-bound w-o-w, with fluctuations of up to 1.5 per cent, amid moderate demand. Despite a decline in London Metal Exchange (LME) aluminium prices, certain scrap grades held firm w-o-w amid reports of supply shortages.

BigMint's benchmark assessment for Tense scrap originating from the UAE stood at $1,800/tonne (t), firm w-o-w, while Zorba 95/5 from the UK was at $2,110/tonne, stable w-o-w, both CFR west coast, India.

This week, LME prices dropped by around 2 per cent to $2,530/tonne. Meanwhile, stocks at LME-registered warehouses stood at 672,525 t, falling by around 7,000 tonnes w-o-w from 681,600 tonnes.

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