17 OCTOBER 2011Metal Bulletin
European secondary aluminium falls as consumers remain cautious
Edited by : AL CIRCLE
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European secondary aluminium ingot prices fell on Friday as economic uncertainty continued to stifle buying activity.
But the range widened as producers selling the majority of their production to the German manufacturing sector enjoyed better prices. DIN226 pressure-diecasting ingot fell to €1,720-1,830 ($2,368-2,519) per tonne from €1,760-1,850 previously, with deals reported across the new range.
But the range widened as producers selling the majority of their production to the German manufacturing sector enjoyed better prices. DIN226 pressure-diecasting ingot fell to €1,720-1,830 ($2,368-2,519) per tonne from €1,760-1,850 previously, with deals reported across the new range.
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