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Aluminum shipments by Japan drop for first time in 2 months
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Japan’s shipments of rolled-aluminum products declined 7 percent in November, the first drop in two months, as demand weakened from automakers and builders.
Supplies to domestic and export markets decreased to 160,556 metric tons last month from 172,576 tons a year earlier, the Japan Aluminium Association said in a report today.
Members of the association include Furukawa-Sky Aluminum Corp., Kobe Steel Ltd. and Nippon Light Metal Co.
Supplies to domestic and export markets decreased to 160,556 metric tons last month from 172,576 tons a year earlier, the Japan Aluminium Association said in a report today.
Members of the association include Furukawa-Sky Aluminum Corp., Kobe Steel Ltd. and Nippon Light Metal Co.
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