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LME aluminium benchmark price closes the week with a decline of US$46/t; SHFE price falls to US$2807/t

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Update time : 2024-09-24 16:59:49
On the previous trading day, LME aluminium opened at US$2,536.5 per tonne, hit a high of US$2,551 per tonne and a low of US$2,478 per tonne, and closed at US$2,486 per tonne, down US$53.5 per tonne, a decrease of 2.11 per cent.

As per the LME price graph, on Friday, September 20, both cash bid price and official settlement price had declined by US$47 per tonne or 1.86 per cent and US$46 per tonne or 1.82 per cent to settle at US$2,475 per tonne and US$2,477 per tonne.

On the same day, 3-month bid price and 3-month offer price also contracted by US$32 per tonne or 1.26 per cent and US$34 per tonne or 1.31 per cent to peg at US$2,504 per tonne and US$2,504.50 per tonne.

December 25 bid price and December 25 offer price slumped by US$25 per tonne to halt at US$2,605 per tonne and US$2,610 per tonne.

LME aluminium opening stock came in at 809025 tonnes. Live warrants and Cancelled warrants stood at 349750 tonnes and 459275 tonnes.

LME aluminium 3-month Asian Reference Price lost US$9.87 per tonne or 0.38 per cent to reside at US$2,547.61 per tonne.

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