Aluminum price sinks on China’s move to sell state reserves
Aluminum prices sunk on fears that Chinese authorities might release ingots to the market, further pressing rising supply concerns in the world’s top consumer of the metal. Aluminum for delivery in June was down 2.86% on Tuesday, after futures touched $2.229 a tonne on the Comex market in New York. The most-traded May aluminum contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange dropped as much as 6% to 16,480 yuan ($2,531.33) a tonne, its lowest since February 22. It pared some of the losses later in the session to close 2.6% lower…
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