NewsPrimary ALRevocation of Chinese export duty on aluminium rods unlikely to raise exports
16 DECEMBER 2014AlCircle.com

Revocation of Chinese export duty on aluminium rods unlikely to raise exports

Edited by : AL CIRCLE
1 min read
Revocation of Chinese export duty on aluminium rods unlikely to raise exports
Chinese aluminium market players when contacted for information revealed that they expect the government will revoke the 15% provisional export duty imposed on aluminium non-alloy rods.

This of course creates an opportunity for the exports to boom but removal of export duty alone cannot aid the surge in exports as the SHFE/LME aluminium price ratio also plays an important role.

SMM analyst Liu Xiaolei says that the Chinese aluminium rod makers will not be willing to do any bulk export unless the SHFE/LME aluminium price ratio is overwhelmingly favorable.

The current installed aluminium rod capacity now exceeds 1 million tonnes in China but most of that is sold domestically to cable and wire companies. Some of these companies are vertically integrated, that is, they buy ingots from primary producers, make rods and then derive wires and cables from them.

Unlock full access – sign up for FREE.

Key benefits

Find exclusive data-driven insights and in-depth analysis
Get our daily newsletter delivered straight to your inbox
Access real-time and historical price trends from global indices
Post and respond to latest business leads
Stay ahead with alerts on learning tools
...and so much more!SIGN UP / LOGIN

Grow with
AL Circle

KNOW MORE

Responses

E-magazines

VIEW ALL
Aluminium extrusions

Turn marketplace visibility into more relevant buyer enquiries.

Boost Your Listing

Business Cards

FEATURED

VIEW ALL