China's aluminium imports in November fell 35.7% from a year earlier as a result of mounting domestic supply, also as the COVID-hit economy continued to temper demand for the light metal.
The country brought in 255,744 tonnes, including primary metal and unwrought, alloyed aluminium, last month, according to data from the General Administration of Customs.
Also weighing on import appetite was weak demand for the metal used in transportation, construction and packaging sectors.in November as factory output slowed and retail sales extended declines, both missing forecasts.
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