China’s privately held aluminium stocks increased

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Tue, Nov 17, 2009

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China’s private aluminium stocks seen up more than 40 percent. Stocks are still rising on high output.

The news article is quoted as saying:

The stocks, which include 272,618 tonnes in Shanghai exchange’s warehouses as of last Friday but exclude state holdings, threaten to weigh on Chinese prices and trim imports, which halved in October.

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